Echoes from smoke rings and scribbles at night
By Rebel_not_Radical
Writing had never been so hard before
As the sky turns to night and the sunset pours down my window
my fingers cast shadows against the keyboard
Black, hazy and haunting
looming on the letters that would soon become words
words always fucking hurt when it's love, or poetry...
I've always been one for the movies
And I often watch films that seem to be an alternative to reality
They take me to places where love is found on the streets
I didn't know that it was supposed to be like that
Because i know that my love is a flower, grown in the
garden of sorrows and dead in the effigies of my mind
And the sound of the rain is a broken chord against my soul
Beautiful in the melancholic sort of way
It's always there,
sublime as my existence in this world
It was fitting as I felt dementia eating me alive
And all I hear are rusted automatons wheezing,
iron lungs calling out
"what is real?"
My world always feels the same
It's like a wound inside your mouth that never heals
because you tongue it so often
and I always tongue mine over and over again.
I guess the only time I stop is when I light cigarettes
and i just wanted you to know that you are an addiction
you're worse than nicotine
Comments on "Echoes from smoke rings and scribbles at night"
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On Sunday, April 13, 2008, freudian-slip
(239) wrote:
your writings always hit home for me, on so many different levels perhaps there is such a thing as a poet soul mate g
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A former member wrote:
I felt this to the wound. Poetry like this is so inviting. It entices the mind and feeds the scabs salt; you keep coming back for more. Well done, dear.