Posts Tagged: Poem
Creamer
You were the milk That I poured into my coffee Swirling around Clouding everything up Until you were all that was left And I was no longer myself
Fusebox
Would it be possible to rewire the world? Hell, just rewire me Make an incision on my left forearm And pull out my nerves Every last one Then reconnect them In a different order than they were before Making sure
Banister
Just when I thought I had a grip on life I tripped I lost my footing Slowly falling back down the stairs Wondering how far I’ve come Wondering how much it’s going to hurt
Business casual
She unravels her scarf Strands of hair cascading like waves Bouncing off the shores of her shoulders She undoes her blouse Each button takes her a step closer to me The cream garment flowing down to the floor She stands
Business casual
She unravels her scarf Strands of hair cascading like waves Bouncing off the shores of her shoulders She undoes her blouse Each button takes her a step closer to me The cream garment flowing down to the floor She stands
Cremated
She’s all dolled up in black lace And a veil for mourning I get on my knees and part her legs to pray I cross myself with holy water Replenishing our sins Then I tie her to the bed in
Stars in my eyes
I Spend Every Waking Hour In My Head Because That’s The Only Place I Can Find You
Stars in my eyes
I Spend Every Waking Hour In My Head Because That’s The Only Place I Can Find You
LITTLE TALKS 