when skies are grey
I have never known how to write about crying, when my body becomes a piece of another dimension. It is then that Truth seems alterable.
A childhood song reverberates through my limbs: please don't take my sunshine away.
an unending stream
I have never known how to write about crying, when my body becomes a piece of another dimension. It is then that Truth seems alterable.
I want to crawl into an enclosed space, lay my head down and sleep through this turbulence.
I'd like to lock my bedroom door and scream at the top of my lungs that I know no one has the key.
If there is no intended at all, just blackness, just pools of shadows behind every story and every act. If there is no truth behind this glass laughter or ahead of the misty air I breathe out walking from a single destination to another. If there is no great something looming beyond every inch of what I call reality. If there is nothing at all, just me. Would I last?
I cried myself to sleep last night but you tore your head away. One mustard seed of pride is all it takes. God hears my silent prayers but you can't even hear my loud and forceful words!
How could you leave me behind? I want to tell you to look, these are the cut out holes where my eyes should be.
Something has left my life.
Frustration. That a man can withdraw from the heat that burns inside the reflection of his eyes and that a woman must be restrained within her own shadows.
I've been had.
I spin slowly in this circle, in place - is it my place? I survey these inches and my eyes dart from your face to the one next to you. And back. I wish I was capable of this thing, love is it? But, I have none to give. My burned fingertips have learned to snap back from the fury of the heat that never deceives.
I slowly bite the strands of my hair hanging low by my ear and wonder if these cravings will ever be satisfied. My lips bleed and crack under this uncontained pressure, and I leave them.
I search him for any sign, no matter how small and futile, to signal to me that I am here, alive. How could I have been such a fool? How hard I've bitten onto a reality that has never really existed. I've bitten air, spiralling down into an abyss of unknown.
It is indeed a misfortune to be caught in a world where language is, in and of itself, a barrier to reality. Tell me which words are true and I shall count them on my one hand. And the square and oblong try to unite in a failed attempt.