Lost in thought
I drift with a
Red Balloon
Through the clouds
Of your conscience.
Passing memories
On my journey,
I water the forest
With fresh tears.
Remarking how beautiful
Trees
Look when they
Regrow.
You used to tell me
I’d become nothing.
That I won’t do it,
I can’t imagine it;
That the world is
Too cruel for
Uninspired ventures.
You shoot me.
Bust my bubble.
I fall into the
Weak hands of
A distressed Earth.
She catches my heart
As it falls from
Sleeves
Breaking as it drops.
No one saw me fall.
As it should be.
I’d spend
A lifetime
Lost so deep in
Thought
That the whole world could
Search
For centuries
And never find my tracks.
Sucked into
A self-created
Blackhole.
I cannot measure up
Or down.
Is it too deep to escape?
There must not be sunshine
In my cavern of flesh and bone.
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Friday, February 25, 2011
and What of Destiny?
What if
I come back -
what if I circle the world,
and find your door again
to see it empty?
What if our destiny
is to watch from opposite ends,
the flooding, burning canyon
of more miles
than I care to name,
reaching
through the air,
shouting over the
roar of a world
whose people demand you
and whose frozen borders
drag me by the feet?
are we
worth resisting
the momentum
of the turning earth?
will you even want to try
, or are faded photographs
folded into pockets
the best we can do?
don't answer, yet.
don't answer at all.
Thursday, February 24, 2011
For Development
Laying in his arms,
The world was still.
Ages could wrap
Around
Our leathered hides.
We live for a second;
This ultimatum.
With neon superficiality
And god-less
Flesh pleasures;
Our hearts
In comatose.
Days flicker,
Filtered through
Rose-toned slides.
Light reacts with our
Silver linings,
Revealing our
Darkest
Undertones.
The world was still.
Ages could wrap
Around
Our leathered hides.
We live for a second;
This ultimatum.
With neon superficiality
And god-less
Flesh pleasures;
Our hearts
In comatose.
Days flicker,
Filtered through
Rose-toned slides.
Light reacts with our
Silver linings,
Revealing our
Darkest
Undertones.
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