"unresponsiveness" poems
The shackles,
so inviting.
You need no control.
Give your control to the shackles,
They love it…that’s what they are meant for right?
Take control from the occupant.
He must obey.
Must be taken away.
To where?
He has no say,
The shackles love the control
And he loves the powerlessness.
Nothing is expected,
Nothing needed,
He gets joy from being powerless
Powerless of what happens and free
Everything is let go.
No memories, responsibilities,
the shackles have taken it all away
The shackles love the control
You just need to get away.
The relationship gives both just what they need,
At least they think, at least for a second.
One more drop, their grip grows tighter.
Take it all, not just some.
“sure another”
They beckon and you ponder
Then he tips it back.
Both think this is what needs to happen
Made up their mind
Another down
just let it happen
the shackles love the control
take it from me,
all worries,
pain,
everything,
it’s their’s not mine.
He thinks.
The shackles love the control.
His eyes open, no shackles in sight.
Just empty bottles and a faint light.
He thinks it’s going to be ok, at least by tonight.
Knowing he’ll feel the familiar metal clamped tight.
as he grips the glass in fright.
Scared of it all
The memories,
The empty thoughts,
The unresponsiveness of the sky.
He gives up, gives it all up
Throws the key,
And just lets it be.
Clamped tight for the night
He has let go of it all
Thanks to the cold remedy he thinks heals him so well…
Until his eyes open on another glimps of light
In an unfamiliar place
Maybe this will finally end him of this destructive chase.
Or to another breakdown,
Maybe the same whirlwind
That he just spent the last 8 hours in
The shackles love the control.
Aug 8, 2015
Aug 8, 2015 at 11:13 AM UTC
and it will flow like oil.
It will grip like a lion's jaw
sinking into the flesh of my neck.
Nothing's about to change.
The vicious cycle of
reminiscence to
recession to
unresponsiveness
is a gift that just keeps on fuckin' giving.
Until I have nothing left to give.
I'm finished.
Sep 24, 2012
Sep 24, 2012 at 2:17 PM UTC
this time you're really
dying, and all i can do
is sit back and watch
Feb 4, 2013
Feb 4, 2013 at 9:50 PM UTC
As the rain dropped tonight I couldn’t tell if it was the weather or you just saying your last goodbye to the earth
It pummeled against the sands that held your body, like you wanted to give it one last tap to see if you could wake yourself up from this dream
But I can tell its unresponsiveness was the last reply you wanted
……. On the floor your phone is ringing, no one has heard from you for a while
……..I could hear you wishing ‘‘for a while’‘ won’t turn out to be ‘’for life’‘
So you go again, one more tap. This time you came with thunders
Lightnings to lighten the grip of the bullet on your will. Yeah I can tell you want it back… through burrows and cracks fighting back for life as it rained more….
Finally!!! There’s a silence
One of you had been victorious in the end
……. as the rain drops begin to lose it innocence mixing up with gore ……
I saw you look up to God as you both shed one last tear together
Everything goes dark__________ (as your eyes dim cold)
You had plans for that day, you were close to going home. You told them you would be back for it. Your graduation was the next day, you just got engaged.. you just__________ everything goes blank
So I light these candle lights for you, in these dark pages left in our hearts as we pummel the earth with rain from our eyes and our hearts with questions
Let them light your blank pages and heaven fill it with answers as your name is engraved in the sands of time.
As the rain dropped tonight I couldn’t tell if it was the weather or you just saying your last goodbye to the earth
We love you
Nov 15, 2015
Nov 15, 2015 at 6:36 PM UTC
Lesson//
Do NOT
waste your time on
unresponsiveness.
Chasing familiar silence
is like drowning in oxygen.
Move on.
and with growth you will learn
of rather they were there to
Love you or
Use you.
At your worst -
you will quickly learn
who sits at the table;
do not be afraid to excuse them.
loss is an attribute of growth & possibly one of the hardest lessons.
May 3, 2019
May 3, 2019 at 12:54 AM UTC
empty streets
do you know to slience
difficult questions
the diagnostic unresponsiveness
cheap ways
try to sneak
into the abyss
look a little
a bitter song
listen all day
in the heavy rain
it get wet so
everyting gains
each experience
Jun 20, 2017
Jun 20, 2017 at 8:52 PM UTC