#starless
Soft skin
And fluffy hair
His personality
Rare
A boy I barely knew
Lost in his own world
Found himself in his writing
Picked up his pen
And the words flew
Black and white comes too easily
Forgets to see past his shadow
I try and remind Tiempo
When Fate has time
A friend made
Not so breezily
Curls and deep thoughts
Late night poems sent
Back and forth
I’m thankful for my poet friend
God-send?
Let’s begin.
Dec 18, 2021
Dec 18, 2021 at 2:23 AM UTC
moon glow
written november 27th, 2020
I live in the city
where the constant pulse
of man-made lights
has stolen the stars
but the moon still shines
an amorphous glowing ball
behind a haze of mist
hung in this starless sky.
Nov 28, 2020
Nov 28, 2020 at 7:42 AM UTC
My eyes were traipsing all across the room, my irked nose was lined with all its corroded details and the charred, foul smell of blood. Where my hands are firmly cradled and the sky is peeking through the cracked window. Am I hopeless?
"Just call my name on the edge of the night," My ears wobbled to the melancholy raspy voice of a man telling me before he faded away. I remember him grinning and caressing the tip of my nose, yet I couldn't open my pursed lips. "Call me and I'll run to you," His voice erupted throughout the house. It was like his plump lips were meeting my ears' tips."I really can't!" I whispered. You are too far, Sky.
I let my eyes wander through their blurry sight through the starless horizon from which the eclipse was striding into the darkness. The moon is serenading the hurricane, and the gusts of wind whistle and spin, blowing chill bumps through my bones.
Rapidly, a familiar sensation surged through my body—my eyes fixed on a spot where I was in the center of the forest, where the flowers were blooming as I sauntered by. I traced my fingertips and remembered that he pulled the flower and ended up dead on his bare fingers.
"You know that whatever you touch, it dies?" A faint chuckle I let out. He gazes his eyes into mine, penetrating through my soul, allowing me to drown in his mirror-less eyes. giving me a new illusion of myself, securing me in a sacred paradise. The thunder roared like a thirsty lion. He held my hand, and slowly, he vanished and burned into grey ashes.
Where the sky contains a fraction of truth and the heavens have got a hold of time, where the underworld brings chaos and chaos grants powers to mortals. Where he is Sky, eventually named after Death. Where he is mine and there in him lies the future. Where neither gods nor goddesses can intervene. where I could no longer call him "Sky." Only his lingering parts could I hang on to. I closed my eyes and waited for the downpours of the rain. When there is chaos, there is still time. When questions remain unanswered, there is the sky, awaiting your call. When there is existence, there's him, Death. We flew in the sky and he dropped into the lake of lies, and that's when I knew the truth: the gift of chaos is the heavenly realms. And so is the past. And then, there, I locked my eyes with him and, like a phoenix, my soul was greedy for freedom and him, the death of the mirror-less sky.
The present.
The future.
The memories.
The loss.
Aug 14, 2020
Aug 14, 2020 at 2:23 PM UTC
Fearless challenges
Tearless crying
Loveless relationships
Sunless days
Starless nights
Windowless houses
Snowless winters
Less is never more....
Brian Hill - 2019 # 262
Oct 22, 2019
Oct 22, 2019 at 9:21 AM UTC
Have you ever seen a starless sky?
Asked the little girl
Where when you look up,you see nothing
But a blanket of despair
An epitome of darkness
Cloaked in clouded fear
Shrouded little darkened stars
A fallen angel's tear
The curious girl then looked up
Towards the little boy
Anticipating his reply
Tightly hugging her little toy
Do you believe a starless sky
Really does exist?
Or is it just how you percieve
And what your mind insists?
Do you think that stars are not there
Just because they can't be seen
Or maybe they just need more time
To light the sky up like how they've been
The little boy, full of wonder
Questioned back the puzzled girl
Saying things that can't be seen
Doesn't mean that it's not there
You see, the little boy spoke
There really is no starless sky
It all depends in what we believe
And the viewer's eyes
Oct 20, 2019
Oct 20, 2019 at 2:54 PM UTC
She is a romance magnet
And when she walks
I can almost see the moon
Follow her steps.
And when she goes to sleep
The night sky goes starless
For the stars have no one to shine upon
Except her.
But me,
I am just like the rest.
-- Eleanor
Nov 28, 2015
Nov 28, 2015 at 9:28 PM UTC
Plague rests upon the tips of green leaves
Turning them to black with disease
Darkness seeps into the fragile sky
The stars begin to ascend as the sun slowly dies
Tears feed the soil with their woe
Rivers are born, of sadness they flow
So early war has taken hostage
This Earths thick foliage
Skin decays and fades away
But angry souls do remain
Their cadaverous fingerprints left behind
As time begins to pass them by
Nocturnal night lingering here
With death drifting near
These people weep
They no longer sleep
Apr 29, 2014
Apr 29, 2014 at 11:09 PM UTC