Monday, May 27, 2024

Feel at Home

Located at the top floor
Where no one knocks on your door
Except ghosts
Where you meet your needs but your wants are out
You'll love it here, no doubt 
Paintings of the fall filled with hope and purity
To comfortless mementos of the spring
Seems to be the safest place til faced with your jolie laid to:
Don't sleep or sleep, eat, make some new then we're out again
Always needing a break from her and your work chair
Always hungry for it
A fast life
Want to see it through but no rush
Need to make sure your blueprint is just right, right

  

Days of Void

As I see the light that lays ahead of me
I can't help reminisce when I was raging aimlessly in the dark
Can't help my nature, still
Learned to love what kills and still learning how to destroy the evil 7
Even here they see my mark
the root of it all
Making their sentences: some to hell, some to heaven
Just to remember where I am, where I'm going, they are not free
Nonchalant when I'm not so tall 
Fragile to the weight that others carry but always thrown to the back
Just lay it on me
After providing you rekindle but can't see as far anymore
Only hear: cries, screams, laughter, tongues of all kind
Only beauty I see is dreams: follow the rain they said, allurements to new life
Always be the light, even if they 
Keep watch of you.

Days turn into months 
Months to years, how many years has it been?
Asking questions you know the answers to: will this help me?, will they help me?
Why am I here? What must I do? Where should I head? Where has the faithful gone? Where are my loved ones?
Are they strangers now? Should I make them into strangers? Should I help them forget?
How deep am I, how much deeper can I go, Should I continue?
How grey should these questions be, before they turn dark 
They blind and trap you in a chamber filled with irrelevant, unconnected tongues that you wish you can cut off and down
"How distasteful, how rude" they say after spitting and hitting that lick on you
The human in me starts to shout, "I'm no God"
I'm not and don't want to be

Strange Paradise

Up ahead there is a garden
The light yelling his name
As he shoegazes at his shadow
It begins to hit him
Warm turns to hot
Hot turns to burning
Burning turns into flames
Not able to see
He runs to what blinds him
He arrives with nobody around
Soaring winds guide him
Sets to lay on the grass
Looks up to the trees and sky
Seeing both breathe and reach out to each other
Tired & burning
Fresh rain & flowers reminds him of rest
Mother gives him new skin
For a little less than a week, he dreams of escaping 
The last day, Father calls upon him in his sleep
"What are you doing on my lawn? Come in"
Lenses open to crying stars
Someone shooting them across the sky
Each one showing him different POVs of himself
Ones he's burned 
Ones he won't have to see or hear no more
Subtle falls sing of marriage in the distance
Echos coming from a gazebo
Inside, there was no one
Sets ablaze and tries to find a door 
Maybe even a window?
For now he spends his days admiring the different skies, making clouds and watching them drift away
Enjoy.


In the noodles


For another night, we're in here somewhere
As I devour mine, not minding if I drown
You ask for more just to save it for later
Nevertheless always having our reds and greens
With mouths warm & full, we somehow get around
To a scene you love to be but where I hate to be seen, at least for that night
No good waves no good sounds so soon 1 turns into 8 
More than enough for you to show me one of the things I hate
Show you what I love, static in the air and set your cloud 9 ablaze
Jump and land where we first said hello, just to say our "goodbyes"
That's what we would always say
til April 16
Not much was said
only gestures and one last visit to where we lost our minds
You finally saw what I would always see, but still deny it
Keep your lenses open please
God bless.


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