Fair thee well
By Lab Rat
Your breath used to be something to me
The pulse beneath your delicate neck
Spoke between sighs and pretense
Souls destined to wreck
Your voice,
Whispered resplendent words
Syllables about flowers, a cloudless void
Of brilliant blue hues that you'd paint in your poetry
Just ghosts, drifting bodiless hosts
I never woke sleepless, restless and drenched in sweat
that didn't belong to me
I released the dream, that you used to be
Stopped hearing the sounds you were never speaking
Your storm managed to blow itself out
Before it belonged lording over my land
Replaced my doubt with a heart stripping riot
A new rage, a new addiction, age old affliction
The bottom of my bottle dropped bombs
And I felt the swell, choked stuck in my throat
As I closed those eyes
I wish you well
Comments on "Fair thee well"
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On Thursday, May 23, 2024, Sin
(1135) wrote:
God, I miss you. Your words. Your sarcasm. I will miss coming back here to steal little pieces of you back from heaven. Losing your poems feels a little like losing you again. I miss you my friend.
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On Thursday, February 4, 2016, Drea
(1388) wrote:
I wish I didn't relate to these words. That last line punched me. I'm still so glad I get to read your words again.