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Black Dahlia tears, Beckoned beneath the crimson, Bloodbath gleamed garden.
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Aug 4, 2023
Aug 4, 2023 at 4:09 AM UTC
Black Dahlia
Im a dew drop on dahlia, My fate says to "unite with the soil", I'll return to my home under the moon, To glitter with my companions, ah! the stars. I'll watch the ocean roar, city lights wink, and places of my dreams. You may grieve as I depart but don't you worry, For, my path is adorned. So, I walk through the scented flowers and star dust, As I leave behind my memories, towards the "better place", All evening the softest sound- drifting to the eternity....
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Jun 17, 2021
Jun 17, 2021 at 8:25 AM UTC
ART OF DEATH
A garden of dahlia Where memories are stored The moonlight shines upon the flowers My heart is buried under They shine bright during the autumn Like my love for you during the summer So breezy in the spring Now my soul is frozen like winter The dahlias hold the memory of us together I was left drunk gazing at it I smile while my tear rolled down my cheek And land on the flower If only I could hold you once more Like how I hold these flowers I won't let go of you when you're in my arms Because we both lost each other before
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Jun 5, 2021
Jun 5, 2021 at 4:00 AM UTC
beneath the shallow moonlight of memories
Dried-out sweat, tired-out eyes Placards coated in reds and blacks Hair strands wet, vermillion skies Whiteout sneakers underneath slacks Chipping bricks adorned with dusk's glow Soft thuds drown in bustling sidewalks Concrete walls enrobed in guised woes Like calls of Cincinnati clocks Down the path's lead, an alley lies Only known by a few handful An easy shortcut for the wise A definite route for the fool Empty blocks pampered in ruins Grow dahlia shrubs in feeble soil Yet cherished by passing humans As they perceive in gleeful toil Click, clack. Tip, tap. Echoing the narrow pathway Click, clack. Tip, tap. Click, clack. Tip, tap. Reverberating the walkway Gush of summer coldness trickles Playing with thin skin's hair to stand Along evening's hazy drizzles Until lips' beam's closed by a hand Frozen. Motionless. Absolute. Pulsating ears, vibrating fears I, the troubled, straightaway mute Searching for comfort in fresh tears Frigid, sharp blade graze flesh through clothes Algid, rough palms tightened their grip With trembling mouth, whimpers in lows Time's ticking, closer to the tip "How dare you go against!?" he yells His voice falling on deaf pavements Alike encaging prison cells Beneath wretched, worn-out basements Writhed free from his desperate hold Unclasped myself, away I go Yet burly hands grab my shirt's fold On my side, planting the grand blow The night weakens, the knife deepens Meeting downcast eyes as I stare Remorseless, the demon wakens No plans—this petty soul—to spare Deafening shrieks still ring my ears The masses' cries of unjustness Voices crystal clear amid tears Demur of headstrong robustness Earlier's protest fresh in mind Echoing as I reminisced Realized the shrills' suit unfeigned Are screams from my own throat's abyss Away from the hustling streetscape For anyone to hear my plea In desperate crawls to escape He lifts the wood in counts of three Bashed head meet placards to shatter Jagged splinters abrade my face Entwined with rain's pitter-patter To finish me off, just in case Each and every breath nears to none Boulevard of dreams come broken The mist douse this limp body done I take my last, eyes wide open Dried-out life, tired-out cries Pebbles coated in reds and blacks ****** palms rife, obsidian skies Lone witnessed—mum dahlias on cracks.
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Apr 5, 2020
Apr 5, 2020 at 7:14 AM UTC
Dahlia Alley
Dried-out sweat, tired-out eyes Placards coated in reds and blacks Hair strands wet, vermillion skies Whiteout sneakers underneath slacks Chipping bricks adorned with dusk's glow Soft thuds drown in bustling sidewalks Concrete walls enrobed in guised woes Like calls of Cincinnati clocks Down the path's lead, an alley lies Only known by a few handful An easy shortcut for the wise A definite route for the fool Empty blocks pampered in ruins Grow dahlia shrubs in feeble soil Yet cherished by passing humans As they perceive in gleeful toil Click, clack. Tip, tap. Echoing the narrow pathway Click, clack. Tip, tap. Click, clack. Tip, tap. Reverberating the walkway Gush of summer coldness trickles Playing with thin skin's hair to stand Along evening's hazy drizzles Until lips' beam's closed by a hand Frozen. Motionless. Absolute. Pulsating ears, vibrating fears I, the troubled, straightaway mute Searching for comfort in fresh tears Frigid, sharp blade graze flesh through clothes Algid, rough palms tightened their grip With trembling mouth, whimpers in lows Time's ticking, closer to the tip "How dare you go against!?" he yells His voice falling on deaf pavements Alike encaging prison cells Beneath wretched, worn-out basements Writhed free from his desperate hold Unclasped myself, away I go Yet burly hands grab my shirt's fold On my side, planting the grand blow The night weakens, the knife deepens Meeting downcast eyes as I stare Remorseless, the demon wakens No plans—this petty soul—to spare Deafening shrieks still ring my ears The masses' cries of unjustness Voices crystal clear amid tears Demur of headstrong robustness Earlier's protest fresh in mind Echoing as I reminisced Realized the shrills' suit unfeigned Are screams from my own throat's abyss Away from the hustling streetscape For anyone to hear my plea In desperate crawls to escape He lifts the wood in counts of three Bashed head meet placards to shatter Jagged splinters abrade my face Entwined with rain's pitter-patter To finish me off, just in case Each and every breath nears to none Boulevard of dreams come broken The mist douse this limp body done I take my last, eyes wide open Dried-out life, tired-out cries Pebbles coated in reds and blacks ****** palms rife, obsidian skies Lone witnessed—mum dahlias on cracks.
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They say she's dumb I see in her eyes that she wants to run. She has a son She holds so highly he keeps her warm. He is her sun. She needs him near, to keep her here. As they look down on her she feels their eyes yet she looks away For she wants no praise. Yes, she wishes it was different; but ,this is the plate she was given. Yes, it looks bad to them so they keep their distance. Yet They don't see that she goes the distance., Broken inside she's lost so much that, she'd end her life ,,in an instant. But her boys eyes.. That's her insentive . They see her insensitive Her eyes say the opposite, full of emotion, she has no choice but to bottle it. ,,, Happiness afar yet she continues to follow it. The pain that they Wollow in , she swolows it. Swolow it, she bottles it.
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Nov 20, 2019
Nov 20, 2019 at 12:53 PM UTC
Flower
Barn swallows swarm in the nests near the ridge of the roof – they never fly away for the winter because summer in that garden is not ruled by the calendar. Pears always ripen there, sweet purple grapevines are covered with wasps and apples fall right on to the table… Here I will always cut flowers into bouquets and make wreaths of dainty mummy’s dahlias and cosmos… I’ll always collect my herbs and press them to dry in an old book. I just want to preserve my memories… …how our kitten caught the lizard and how I plucked her to safety. How I held her small body in the palm of my hand and studied the patterns on her skin. How still she was…resigned to her fate. This time you’re in luck, babe. I let you go to the warm cover of the well… you disappeared just like that…will you survive the winter? I can already feel the coolness of autumn and wrap myself in a blanket to sit down on the porch to sip my tea. I do the same things I have done so many times in my life… ...ever since you showed me how at midnight Ursa Major and her baby bear walk around our roof, how a salty, starry road leads south and drops its stars in our garden…over and over again in a circle… The only thing I am sure of now is that shooting stars pay no heed at all to our wishes – they just burn up in the atmosphere and leave no trace behind.
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Sep 28, 2019
Sep 28, 2019 at 12:17 PM UTC
My immortal
He said he brought me a flower I expected a rose, but he handed me a Dahlia "Rose's aren't my type" he told me In a garden of a hundred perfect flowers He didn't choose some carbon-copy crimson petals He saw in me what he didn't in them He saw something unique, or as he put it "Something promising a forever"
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Sep 10, 2018
Sep 10, 2018 at 1:48 AM UTC
Dahlia
1 malice so gelidly plated on the day of the parting an old fading rose not receiving love her bitter heart icy in grief 11 the fresher bloom captivated his soul with an exceeding depth a budding beauty so glorious of splendour he'd prefer to hold 111 words exchanged between which made for a catty scene out came the elder woman's claws wanting to scratch the dahlia's eyes 1V and the allure of newer flower he'd ever keep as the ancient wrinkles in time did finally creep
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Oct 7, 2017
Oct 7, 2017 at 7:48 AM UTC
Ancient Wrinkles