this moment in time
By whisperer
began alone inside the rhythem of a desparate heart beat
one long trek looking for the single sheet of music that resides somewhere
in this savage garden
the black ink soaked book page marker helps me distinguish where one thought
ends
and and begins to end in another
a shakey hand scratches indescriminate words upon a not so empty page
the words were already set down
i merely colored in the a blankness around them
cracked diamonds show me the death of a beautiful thing
beautiful to some maybe
the thing beautiful to me is the imperfection born of this dead thing
the flaw that can never be recreated
copied
duplicated
or any other redundant descripptions
i've already decapitated most of the flowers and now
i stand here
simply fascinated by the death of it all
but the death of a rose is such a joyous thing because it is best for the
rest of the plant
it thrives if the death of it's bud is cut away from it
i wonder sometimes
if the human race could undergo such a culling
i've tossed that rusty halo by the way
and i've sawn off those A-typical horns
i no longer
....well....
those labels don't really apply aymore
i keep spares i've ripped from others so that i can still play the part
if needs be
but as for me
myself
i can't say i belong to either of those
so i just wrap myself in a blanket of shadows to sleep the day away and
get up occasionally to purge the bullshit
the nothings
and the alcohol
from myself through my acid raped, whisper worn throught
the coffin nails don't help at all either
i get to come into your homes now
invited
paid even
to intrude upon your safe haven
i get to feed
and you are gratefull
the world keeps turning
and things are looking up
Comments on "this moment in time"
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A former member wrote:
.."i've already decapitated most of the flowers and now i stand here simply fascinated by the death of it all"..that line struck me as lovely&haunting, in particular.. but the whole piece had an iron tongue to it..
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A former member wrote:
..silver-wet and painful.. but a dry throat.. if that makes sense? ..the whole piece was dead, indifferent.. yeah.. except for those last lines.. it was a reminder of life.. like.. forgiveness from a pulse?
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On Friday, February 17, 2006, blue
(1409) wrote:
I don't quite know how to respond to this, it is at once hopeful and full of despair.. not unlike the movements of the world. It made me really think, and that is a goal met indeed. ~b