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#mercutio
I learned how to love and hate To never trust fate, Simply listening to my needs, Crave for your body, blade and sins. Hell is part of me, sir, As Heaven is six feet under, Not deep as a Well nor so wide as a church door, Take me and break me to the core! Madness of you, Violence and desire piercing threw, Tasting the Little Death with the tip of those lips, Bitter sweet travel down the mist. But remember, prince of Cats, You can’t tame me, sick ****** rat, But if you want me, Scream me, cry me, torn me… I am Mercury, Unstable and addictive, Get on your knee, I will end it by killing thee.
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Mar 9, 2016
Mar 9, 2016 at 6:09 PM UTC
Love is brother of Hate
I was alone in the cold room, Waiting for the bell of my doom, Looking toward the sky and praying for help, Who could have guessed mercury would rise so fast? I am Madness and my heart melts, Swords in my soul, stabbed to death, Never believe in what you thought was true, My words are part of you… I am what I am, and You are what they want you do be, Because in the future you will come and realize that today Was the instant where my life and dreams collide. I am Madness, I am light. I am the friend, I am the fright, I am the power and the anxiety, Of falling in love maybe… I die in your arms, and you cry for me, Am I doomed to death to be truly free? You learned me how to love and be loved in return… Yes, today, I watch my world burn.
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Jan 23, 2016
Jan 23, 2016 at 2:48 AM UTC
Mercutio's thought before death
It’s not a bad goal to be the kind of girl who Rumi writes about. So unknowingly this bright muse interpreted to touch and inspire. But me? Never meant to be the subject of art— an object of thirst. See, I’m the poet, existing somewhere alone— a penchant for soul. Watercolor thoughts, manipulating the lines between joy and pain. It’s not a bad goal to be the kind of girl who becomes Rumi either.
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Jun 17, 2015
Jun 17, 2015 at 4:19 PM UTC
***** love for pricking
In this, my last hour of rhyme, with stains uncontainèd by shaking hands Spreading like red soldiers running wartime untempered by generals shouting commands Then laughing like drunkards, drowning in wine that rich purple spills out from its barrels Then lying on bartops, eyes shine porcine and unheard soft voices hiss curses and carols. O, woe be on me if I speak out of time; out-tumbling come innards, spewed from a mouth Which whispered sad prayers in corners of grime: hints of spring-season on trips to the south; Watch them out-tumble, watch horri-divine like the death of the tragic, acted but true Yet laughing old minstrels declare it quite fine: and friends ensure royal-men breathe not from the blue. Hours fly past on wings of the Sun who turns misted eyes from child-fight below And lives lives of many, but cares not for none not least merchant servants, throttled in the snow. I fade and I fade: a blossom once watered and love of the stage is clogging my throat It changes my words: I fight it, I fought it and hot-wet floods up with drowning and choke. This minute, these words: I defy death. And cold, outward slipping: my slow final breath.
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Apr 25, 2014
Apr 25, 2014 at 5:14 AM UTC
Death of the Poet, Mercutio
Hath thou seen Queen Mab to-day? in that bitter carriage, with her dreams          Forwarding to the cursèd fray with unhallowed thoughts, or so ’twould seem          And creeping under willow’s bough ’pon rotting leaves and sick’ning scents          Of fretting unborn babes and now she peddles with a marred intent          With foreign faeries in the leaves who show broken wares and scattered souls          They hide amongst the dripping reeds while dying rays reflect on shoals          And here, on the last hour of light mab cursed the world into the night.
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Apr 25, 2014
Apr 25, 2014 at 5:07 AM UTC
Madness