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"exhuming" poems
Though you've barely had a ramble are no wayward canine daddy of note that brief encounter in our brambles has left the experts fearing a cancerous growth So we starve you of your pine nuts and bacon rinds so we can feed you anaesthetic and betray you to the thief of time only to make you, I imagine, feel pathetic And you often so full of life's exasperate scurry I worry will the shine stray from your eyes those hazel pools of so much of my feeling mature, just for pertaining to a creature's care  we all seem in too much of a hurry to stifle what little spirit that surrounds us to wear down on every minor aspect of childish delight in this silent sacrament of the aging process and with arguably years of your fatherhood left in the very ***** some dry eyed savant decides it correct we should tamper with Tomorrow I will snuggle you in favoured, bouncy eiderdowns that will blanket your unknowing and treat you as if you were an eastering child on cured hams and other saltiness after you awaken from those strangest enforcements of sleep and through our eyes we will trade more secrets to keep And we will hope, as we only can, that it was for the best For you, Yorkshire's son, or Sheringham's And consider with all of your exhuming breath That we meddled, stilling over life To cheat a slightly delayed death.
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Apr 11, 2017
Apr 11, 2017 at 5:29 PM UTC
Stilled Life
See the Rabbi.  See him tormented by choice.  See his people.  See them wracked by hate.  See the others.  See their anger radiate outward in glowing spokes, exploding firebrand in a tinder city. On a night like any other, the moon at sixth house, fulcrum of pinwheel zodiac, the Rabbi, awash in lidless starlight, rises somber and makes his choice.  And when the sun is furthermost, he and three of his others gather at the murmuring riverbank where the brown clay is most pliable and begin to dig, sifting rock and root from trundled earth.  Hours spent exhuming the clay, molding it, kneading its muscles, tracing its veins, baking its skin in the starlight.  More hours spent in whispering prayer, the words bent and somersaulting over themselves like tumbling books. See Truth drawn on its forehead, life etched from clay and word.  As the sun rises, so it does, wavering at first, but steadier, lapping at the river, and their faces move slowly across the water.  See the Rabbi speak to it, his words winding its mechanism.  See it stride past the ghetto, wade through the market, and into the borough, siege unto its own. See the others scream for mercy from the kiln of its stare, from their flaming tenements, their crumpling rooftops. See it wade back through the market, past the ghetto, back to the riverbank to kneel in the underbrush.  See it tilt its head to the lilt of a stranded daisy caught in a vagrant gust.   See it caught, too, and see it see.  It sees the colors of Eden in the ferns.  It hears the river churning sediment, fossils, gravel, whirling over driftwood.  It touches moss on a rock; gently rotates its hand to let a grub complete an oblivious circumference.  See it sit in silence. See the Rabbi meet with the others, then his others.  And on a day like any other, when the sun is at its apogee, they slip down the riverbank where it still sits, still.  It ignores their autonomous logic, their homunculus rationale.  They are perversions of variety cloaked in righteous intention.  So it remains. See the Rabbi and his others gather at the murmuring riverbank, shadow conclave in shifting sunlight, then rise somber and decided.  They pin it to the earth as the Rabbi chants, invoking the void in which forbidden knowledge spirals.  It squirms under the power of the Word, mind-forged manacle as incantation.  See the Rabbi draw to a close.  His hand is arbiter, swooping down to smudge Truth from its forehead.  What is left but Death. See its hand crumble in its passage as it reaches for the stranded daisy.  See the colors of Eden darken in its eyes, its own body the dust that denies it light.  See it collapse into itself, the clay that was once animate spilling onto the riverbank.  See the Rabbi and his others shimmer then fade into city grey. The daisy stands still.
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Dec 15, 2011
Dec 15, 2011 at 4:22 PM UTC
The Golem
See the Rabbi.  See him tormented by choice.  See his people.  See them wracked by hate.  See the others.  See their anger radiate outward in glowing spokes, exploding firebrand in a tinder city. On a night like any other, the moon at sixth house, fulcrum of pinwheel zodiac, the Rabbi, awash in lidless starlight, rises somber and makes his choice.  And when the sun is furthermost, he and three of his others gather at the murmuring riverbank where the brown clay is most pliable and begin to dig, sifting rock and root from trundled earth.  Hours spent exhuming the clay, molding it, kneading its muscles, tracing its veins, baking its skin in the starlight.  More hours spent in whispering prayer, the words bent and somersaulting over themselves like tumbling books. See Truth drawn on its forehead, life etched from clay and word.  As the sun rises, so it does, wavering at first, but steadier, lapping at the river, and their faces move slowly across the water.  See the Rabbi speak to it, his words winding its mechanism.  See it stride past the ghetto, wade through the market, and into the borough, siege unto its own. See the others scream for mercy from the kiln of its stare, from their flaming tenements, their crumpling rooftops. See it wade back through the market, past the ghetto, back to the riverbank to kneel in the underbrush.  See it tilt its head to the lilt of a stranded daisy caught in a vagrant gust.   See it caught, too, and see it see.  It sees the colors of Eden in the ferns.  It hears the river churning sediment, fossils, gravel, whirling over driftwood.  It touches moss on a rock; gently rotates its hand to let a grub complete an oblivious circumference.  See it sit in silence. See the Rabbi meet with the others, then his others.  And on a day like any other, when the sun is at its apogee, they slip down the riverbank where it still sits, still.  It ignores their autonomous logic, their homunculus rationale.  They are perversions of variety cloaked in righteous intention.  So it remains. See the Rabbi and his others gather at the murmuring riverbank, shadow conclave in shifting sunlight, then rise somber and decided.  They pin it to the earth as the Rabbi chants, invoking the void in which forbidden knowledge spirals.  It squirms under the power of the Word, mind-forged manacle as incantation.  See the Rabbi draw to a close.  His hand is arbiter, swooping down to smudge Truth from its forehead.  What is left but Death. See its hand crumble in its passage as it reaches for the stranded daisy.  See the colors of Eden darken in its eyes, its own body the dust that denies it light.  See it collapse into itself, the clay that was once animate spilling onto the riverbank.  See the Rabbi and his others shimmer then fade into city grey. The daisy stands still.
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Mouths meeting rushing to be fed and feed Tongues mingling and exploring Hunger and thirst crushing need Passion’s fire roaring Bodies and hearts entwined Soul and mind thriving On all they find On a journey bereft of depriving Passion’s fire consuming A life unto its own in their head Exhuming What lay buried, lost, undiscovered, forgotten or dead Born anew or resurrected Nerves, thoughts, and emotions it imbibes and revives By passion’s fire new life injected Brings new purpose and experiences to their lives Passions kindled now burning so hot It sears, mind, body, heart and soul Delivers everything they sought Two lost, now one tempered and made whole Passion’s fire, burning growing as they explored ***** freaky, and debauchery with revel With passion's fire they soared FInding the primeval In the chasing In the wooing In the embracing In the doing In the B, in many ways In the D, defining each other’s roles In the S, setting new trails ablaze In the M, reaching dark corners of each other’s souls ~Wes Noneya
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Feb 10, 2017
Feb 10, 2017 at 5:52 PM UTC
Passions Fire Kindled
course fur tangled up matted down and entwined with nature herself She yawns exhuming releasing all troubles as they float on up silhouette outline shades inside filling up coloring in the lines and all you can make out is an incandescent glow as twilight sky streaked watercolor beckons as the stars line up take their positions spelling out the truth always watching always shining bright lighting the way home for all who find themselves lost and alone looking for the answer
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Feb 8, 2014
Feb 8, 2014 at 10:20 PM UTC
wolf sky
Your are a flavour of mystic flow and justice Resounding effortlessly in vapoured divinity A channel spinning within your furling crux Cheers to our cups of leisure and pleasure I turn around and your warmth embraces I'll wait holding the gaze of your bright eyes I'll wait touching this revolving total eclipse I'll wait as I sense our forbidden mind-scapes I have sensed your whole when we are apart A near leap to meet,cuddle and feel the vibration Uncovering the glistening gem that penetrates heat Fondling the electric ******** oscillations under the bridge Here is my cup, holding a rapture of your breath Here is my cup, melodically swirling in fine entertainment Here is my cup,exhuming and exhaling our magical essences Our cup it is! Cheers! As we sprout and bloom pleasantly
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Feb 16, 2016
Feb 16, 2016 at 4:59 AM UTC
Cheers!The Cup of Leisure and Pleasure
Warning! Her mouth spews thunder while sunken eyes flash brighter than lightning. Warning! The fury that stirs within her could tear down houses faster than a twister. Believe me, no force is strong enough to stop her once the wind picks up. Warning! This woman is a perfect storm. Every time she cries, tears hail from her eyes, so untamed it could drown cities. But he loves it. He loves that no amount of restraint can stop her winds from exhuming trees from the earth. He loves that there are not enough words to subdue the typhoon that envelops her head. How courageous it is to stand in the eye of the storm showing no signs of fear, even more courageous when you lie with that storm every night. You see, I am that tornado ripping a part everything in my path. I **** the sun out of the sky through a straw that is my own mind and leave nothing left behind but grey. It is not a noble feat to love me. You do not get praise for standing out in the storm. I never asked you to wait in the rain. I never promised you a rainbow. When you met me I blared my flash flood warning and handed you and umbrella. I told you that I am like nature, layered and unpredictable. So when you come to me, with a smile on your face saying that you've weathered the storm, don't say I didn't warn you when you hear thunder rumbling in the distance.
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Aug 26, 2016
Aug 26, 2016 at 6:17 PM UTC
Flash Flood Warning
~ *Wake, no wake He dreams of obituaries And toe tagging Exhuming dearly departed dollars And biting the nails Of his cadavers Forensically speaking He can talk of the dead He's one lucky stiff Pushing up daisies All over the yard Of his rose cottage This life at rainbow's end Each day mortiferously expires It's all there in the brochure* ~
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Jul 19, 2021
Jul 19, 2021 at 8:44 AM UTC
The Undertaker
How many days left in my body? How many poems left in my body? One and the same, one and the sane. My body is my poems. You cannot distinguish me in any other way. eye-scans, fingerprints, belly buttons, areolae. all possess, all differentiate, none suffice, I say it thrice, still you do not understand, none not a marker singular, they are not me, nor are they you. so if you read but one of my poems, my body, you do not know. but when I find you perusing, exhuming, the-ones-that-went-before then you will, can know as well as I know myself. each poem a pore, each pore a poem. **How many days left in my body? How many poems left in my body? one and the same, one and the sane. my body, my poems.** my body is not episodic. turn on the tv, no imagination leaps needed, but each and every contingent on the prior, each poem a stepping stone to the in side, insight to the story of the body. more story than poems, I began in the beginning, believe me there are thousands of writs that lie about, lay about, that sunshine has n'ere exposed. but enough survived enough shared, enough spent, You have never seen my face, what matters that, when you have seen my poems, my body, more than windows into, they are the very pores of me. Jan. 26, 2014
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Jan 26, 2014
Jan 26, 2014 at 8:35 AM UTC
How many poems left in my body?
Twisting endless all-consuming halls Drain faith from faceless souls Drowning fragile minds as a white black hole Deadening the faint cry of tormented minds’ calls An ocean limitlessly deep No bottom, no surface, all sides ever-expanding And containing, concentrating in this treacherous keep Forever feeding, and forever demanding This prison of mind so real in the flesh, always inhuming, never exhuming, always changing, yet always the same. An honest suffering, all who are so free are chained in their own selves. Reality is dementia and insanity is standard, the ambitions of old are long gone to the wind. The candles of emotions are blown wild in the gust melting wick, wax, and burning wooden stand to become one hideous, beautiful, abnormal, fantastic anomaly. I ferment in this sickening hole The pungent smell of mindless efficiency Creates an equality I cannot stand This nightmarish labyrinth can break a man The ones deemed just, fuel this travesty Of false love and compassion, feeds the gates toll Once I had a meaning in life But it vanished in the course of a night In the past I may have had some grand scheme But eternal freedom has intervened I wish deep down that I could live again In the sunlight world away from my pain In my stormy mind there is always rain
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Jul 13, 2010
Jul 13, 2010 at 2:53 AM UTC
Cuckoo
I see you there, impatiently disdaing my arrival Turning head from side to side Your eyes relentless, open wide It’s funny that you've only ever seen me as a rival For we’re much the same, both you and I We sometimes laugh, and often cry Lost somewhere within the everything you've never done Lies the essence of a memory Of all we were and all we’d be How did you so blindly miss the nothing you’d become Every time that you abandoned me Exchanging freedom for a key With every time you lied to me Convinced that I am but a fool Another link in slavery’s chain To keep yourself bound further Than you ever thought you’d go against the grain But still you sit and wait for me The one you hate, but hope you’ll see So you can blame me once again To make yourself feel better You spit me out so tastelessly Each time you sink your teeth in me And here…you’d have me once again! Such truth in every letter This message that I write for you Will never quite sink into you For you can only see it From your dark side of this glass This message that I send to you Refracts within your thoughts of gloom You place the blame, not own it As each sentence comes to pass Each time you see the truth in me You twist it into such a tool To harvest every ounce of pain Continuing to ****** Every broken piece of mind that peace would claim You’re winning I’m losing I’m just your reflection Hair thinning Confusing Such lack of attention Refusing Demanding I’ll show you the end Exhuming Disbanding Such lies you defend Revealing Ignored Still held in contempt Repealing Abhorred Yet you make no attempt You glare at me with such hatred… When I’m only what you've allowed yourself to become
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May 1, 2014
May 1, 2014 at 10:19 PM UTC
Glass Refraction
I see you there, impatiently disdaing my arrival Turning head from side to side Your eyes relentless, open wide It’s funny that you've only ever seen me as a rival For we’re much the same, both you and I We sometimes laugh, and often cry Lost somewhere within the everything you've never done Lies the essence of a memory Of all we were and all we’d be How did you so blindly miss the nothing you’d become Every time that you abandoned me Exchanging freedom for a key With every time you lied to me Convinced that I am but a fool Another link in slavery’s chain To keep yourself bound further Than you ever thought you’d go against the grain But still you sit and wait for me The one you hate, but hope you’ll see So you can blame me once again To make yourself feel better You spit me out so tastelessly Each time you sink your teeth in me And here…you’d have me once again! Such truth in every letter This message that I write for you Will never quite sink into you For you can only see it From your dark side of this glass This message that I send to you Refracts within your thoughts of gloom You place the blame, not own it As each sentence comes to pass Each time you see the truth in me You twist it into such a tool To harvest every ounce of pain Continuing to ****** Every broken piece of mind that peace would claim You’re winning I’m losing I’m just your reflection Hair thinning Confusing Such lack of attention Refusing Demanding I’ll show you the end Exhuming Disbanding Such lies you defend Revealing Ignored Still held in contempt Repealing Abhorred Yet you make no attempt You glare at me with such hatred… When I’m only what you've allowed yourself to become
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Living now only on prior imagery I summon them up from their bed Visions of how they looked to me when they were dead Thinking of how they must now look their filling my head. Waiting for the day when I can make my life complete Exhuming his bones I want the bag back that I put at his feet Inside you will find trinkets, pictures and also a devil’s treat. Opening your casket because you’re inside and I want to see Giving you a fresh breath of air like the times I refilled your A/C The crypt keeper they say I was dog dollar and you Richie Rich to me. I remember the song when I was told you died at 45 years of age To the hospital drinking in the back seat I’m angry and need to rage Turn up the volume please so I can hear Bob Segar’s Turn The Page. If I knew then just what it is I know now you brother would be proud Keeping you alive I tell everyone about you I say it clear and I say loud I love blending in public places like a chameleon I hide in the crowd. Happy Birthday, Rest in Peace, See you Soon! (SirCARSr 4-21-12)
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Apr 24, 2013
Apr 24, 2013 at 11:47 AM UTC
A Memoir of Moods and Madness
Gazing into the void— with his pen going to and fro onto a blank page: just like two lovers kissing each other, repressing a momentary qualm, exhuming the extravagant proof of their existence —is the writer, lashing out every synapse of his brain for nothing. Nothing. iamthe_avatar ©2015
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Jun 18, 2015
Jun 18, 2015 at 2:12 AM UTC
Poetic Nonsense
Silence is the comfort of a conflicts hush silence is the sound of a dead crows caw silence ain't abatable, so don't even try silence is thy lord's voice and his word is law It's unquestionable, deadly, doesn't care what it kills a force gradual and steady, from the dark our night it fills it reeks of loneliness whilst exhuming sweet beauty modest and loyal, quietly it does its hidden duty crying through eyes non-existent it's love invisible, so painfully distant all alone, comfort gone from that old favourite song, it's presence tranquil, opening your eyes to where you went wrong It's neutral, doesn't take sides or excuses a poignancy so strong, bitter and raw twisted, life and death somehow entwined I gazed upon its face and 'twas the most beautiful thing I've ever saw - - - - a vision flickering like a fuse in an abandoned house it's rooms gas filled, primed for explosion - I sleep and walk amongst the fields of dreams as silence drips upon life and starts its graceless erosion. AJ
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Nov 12, 2015
Nov 12, 2015 at 4:28 PM UTC
Song Of A Dead Crow's Caw
Waiting for a muse to whisper Into the partially deaf ear of my soul Exhuming arcane truths from the source Distilled through the ephemeral mind Shadowy vestiges reflected in spirit Fluid spirit flowing through pen The ineffable spoken in sacred tongue Ink revealing more than mind dictates.
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Jan 29, 2017
Jan 29, 2017 at 12:34 PM UTC
Waiting for a Muse
*If I find the right words after digging deep down, exhuming them from my deepest darkest corner, Will the splinters and blisters caused by my ***** bring some light and make my life any warmer? If I find the right words and the strength to finally set them free, Will there be an empty space left behind where they once hid and resided, or will you replace them with reciprocal loving words meant just for me? By Lady R.F ©2017*
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Feb 7, 2017
Feb 7, 2017 at 7:46 AM UTC
Digging Deep
By Jennifersoter Ezewi Back in the days People see city as the way out But recent happenings Had proved diaspora As the messiah. Moulding lives beyond the awe. Crowning efforts made With beautiful payments. Giving meaning to lives events. Dignifying the last jew man. Beautiful diaspora: Thou art so colourful In your own ways; Exhuming your challenges and rules Which flaws men that violates your orders.
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Nov 6, 2019
Nov 6, 2019 at 2:56 AM UTC
Beautiful Diaspora
A newborn, awaiting, decrepit, and rotting, His mother waits for him to stir, Her eyes emotionless and defensive, Her dismal namesake will not return. - She gazes at his chest, hoping that his breast Would return to a timelike rythm, Alas, he is dead, putrified in his bed, Arms outstretched to a broken woman. She quietly gasps and inhales sobs, While her tiny one stares at nothing, Exhuming her fear of each and every tear, She desperately clings on to something. - She could not stop this folly, This tragedy entombed in holly. The umbilical noose, too tight She held on too strong, He tried to fight along, Unknowingly suffocating in her embrace, slight. After his movement was stifled, She peered over to the rifle, That sat to protect the two of them, She thought and was consumed, With visions of Hell, and torture too, She chanced it with an undying stem. - To paint a scene in words, To describe the horror heard, By no one when no one was there… What is the magnitude of ****** What lines are crossed to massacre? And foretelling the wise ones fair. - In the end she sat in a rocking-bend, The chair that carried him off to sleep, He now lay in his cradle with sodden eyes, Weary of counting so many sheep. She had the sawn-off in her right hand, The wall behind her, a portrait of her brains, Half her face bereft of her body, The white walls now hold crimson stains. The infant’s hand lay through the gate, As if even in death telling his mother “don’t do it” The insignificant ominous one Had lead her then right to it. Her mouth agape, and jaw five feet from her, Her right eye rolled back in the skull, The blue baby seemed to look on in dead horror, As his body witnessed in full. The shotgun blast so strong and centered, The power rocked her chair back and forth, This creaking moan was all to be heard, In this silent room forevermore.
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Jun 25, 2013
Jun 25, 2013 at 8:26 PM UTC
Mommy.
A newborn, awaiting, decrepit, and rotting, His mother waits for him to stir, Her eyes emotionless and defensive, Her dismal namesake will not return. - She gazes at his chest, hoping that his breast Would return to a timelike rythm, Alas, he is dead, putrified in his bed, Arms outstretched to a broken woman. She quietly gasps and inhales sobs, While her tiny one stares at nothing, Exhuming her fear of each and every tear, She desperately clings on to something. - She could not stop this folly, This tragedy entombed in holly. The umbilical noose, too tight She held on too strong, He tried to fight along, Unknowingly suffocating in her embrace, slight. After his movement was stifled, She peered over to the rifle, That sat to protect the two of them, She thought and was consumed, With visions of Hell, and torture too, She chanced it with an undying stem. - To paint a scene in words, To describe the horror heard, By no one when no one was there… What is the magnitude of ****** What lines are crossed to massacre? And foretelling the wise ones fair. - In the end she sat in a rocking-bend, The chair that carried him off to sleep, He now lay in his cradle with sodden eyes, Weary of counting so many sheep. She had the sawn-off in her right hand, The wall behind her, a portrait of her brains, Half her face bereft of her body, The white walls now hold crimson stains. The infant’s hand lay through the gate, As if even in death telling his mother “don’t do it” The insignificant ominous one Had lead her then right to it. Her mouth agape, and jaw five feet from her, Her right eye rolled back in the skull, The blue baby seemed to look on in dead horror, As his body witnessed in full. The shotgun blast so strong and centered, The power rocked her chair back and forth, This creaking moan was all to be heard, In this silent room forevermore.
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If to pluck a petal makes me wonder "love me not," then every pebble (cause of stumble) heeds a path that most forgot. Just a human now exhuming bones deep buried under doubt that with sunlight, wonders one, might not life live without? Much too late, conversation we never braved to breach, forsaken-- but with faith, self foundation, bleed so others we can teach.
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Oct 27, 2014
Oct 27, 2014 at 12:16 PM UTC
Chapter 26, Lesson 10
There is a storm setting in and the current shifts from ceiling to ground We run with scattered brains, with our mouths stitched shut, running without a sound. Fear lives in the hearts of men and fear isn’t the best company to keep. So I hold my shield grip my sword ready to face what hits me. Battles come and go some remain in history teaching generations to come the failures and the victories. Misery loves company but I rather weep and wallow on my own, darkness is my only friend and in the infinite silence we merge as one. I embrace the wicked deep inside of me, the soul is meant to be explored and non of us come with manuals or warning signs, so i dive into the abyss of my reality exhuming blood and bone, exploring realms unknown. We are black and white with tiny shades of grey but if we dig deeper we might find something else, something out of sight, out of mind. As dual beings we are made with sin and integrity but it matters not what we are constructed by what matters is our choices and who we choose to be. When our time runs out and the tide swallows us whole it matters not the vessel but the soul. We are children of day and children of night, we are duality darkness and light.
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Dec 18, 2014
Dec 18, 2014 at 5:25 AM UTC
Duality.
Moonstruck secrets spiral and bless                             Tattered nests as the sea is breathing                             Sunlight exhuming across frosted prayers                             Perfect hilltops with valleys and wings                              A  blue voice in long shadows                              Drifting in clouds of peace                             A silent haze made of stones                             Flowers with scars will sail away
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Feb 15, 2014
Feb 15, 2014 at 10:26 PM UTC
Reveal The Center (edited)
Hey come here let's talk Speak, conversate, communicate Let's relate words of love and hate It's not too late You got enough on your plate? No wait, Let's plan Yeah to overthrow the man When the **** hits the fan No rewind that Let's go back That **** was whack Let me give you another track Let's attack From another angle Get star spangled and untangled Fill our plates with knowledge Take all we can from college Get the message and meaning of Life Without no strife The truth cuts deep like a knife Hold on, info overload We can't handle the mother load Yeah we can, take our time Fall back on reason and rhyme We'll rise to the sublime Flying high among the clouds You hear our words As we shout them out loud Noise, deafening, booming Heart and breath zooming, Consuming, exhuming The words of fore fathers Our daddies, our pops excavating, digging with a shovel of need Throw away the **** Plant the seed Like I'm doing right now How? In your mind Seek and ye shall find The planted word I sow Sit back and watch it grow Then you will know
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Jul 9, 2010
Jul 9, 2010 at 9:29 PM UTC
Word of Mouth
at finding my insides a conical waste, unfettered and zealous, I strolled deep into flames in jungles of obesity and anticlimactic falls the auras of her spells instantly dissolve and all of the noises his bloated coffin gave removed what remained, inside velvet smoke culled like a viper exhuming its prey now hobbled crutches sway at the prow (ship of gold holding more blue than the sea) inhaling drops of silicon through the heated chemical rain, melting praying for this specter to absolve even as it was forgiven in Eden, now blue and useless buried in clouds
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Jul 19, 2015
Jul 19, 2015 at 3:20 AM UTC
drug cloud effluvium 2
*scowling as a storm cloud threatens sombre as a brooding sky my errant thoughts stumble and leaving my tear ducts dry: exhuming an abundant cascade of strained expressions that reflect a stained and bedraggled soul whose fond recollections failed to connect* ●○ °
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Dec 18, 2015
Dec 18, 2015 at 1:21 AM UTC
wrestling conviction
Her leaving heat wakes my shattered mind, And torn tendrils of sex-stained dreams Slip and slide away, noodling into; Incomprehension, anger, hurt, Coffee steam stays the pain, Relief and hope mix in an Exhuming brew.
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Mar 9, 2013
Mar 9, 2013 at 6:58 PM UTC
One Night is not enough.