Precious pain
Paints her
Portraits
In black –
All her landscapes
Are flooded…
Men are alone
With her
And walk with her
In solidarity
Of solitude.
Precious pain
Paints her
Portraits
In black –
All her landscapes
Are flooded…
Men are alone
With her
And walk with her
In solidarity
Of solitude.
Shadow
In white
Your plutonian gaze
Transcends
This passing-place
Of mortals.
Her pale face peers like a ghost groping for reality-
Her white whispers trickle down
Burning my beating heart,
She takes my mind for a ride, we linger for awhile
Upon the liars lean…
Then transient thoughts trip us up on the white wall –
Every end is sudden.
Black sight set in grey light –
Piercing shadow, silent keeper
Of all ways right – perched atop
The bent beech, death’s riddle.
Look! The dearly has departed
With neither flap nor flutter…
Caramel eyes burning-
Like lost lanterns at sea.
I see them, eternal storms-
That rage on for evermore…
Eternal entrancing lights
Melting, merging black
Burnt auburn respites
Haunt me in all my mortality-
Those silent spheres that beckon
For the unasked action-
Damn me of surcease
Of love’s sorrow for thee…
Above the crowd’s morbid oneness-
Unnerving understated stare-
She looks at the world around,
To learn how to avoid drowning…
I am in a car,
Stepping out.
I walk into a shop,
Not spending any money,
I feel in my pocket,
I have £26.00,
Two £10 notes.
One £5 note.
And a one pound coin.
Strange that I should notice this.
I get back in the car,
I start the engine…
I have lost something.
You were the yang to my yin.
I was the smart one, you were the rebel.
My family tried to raise me,
But you were more than family,
They try too hard to stop my grief.
Because of you, my role is now reversed,
I am yang, yet still yin.
I am now the rebel.
I try and force a change upon my mind and sprit.
I can not change, I need to tip the balance,
Of my heart and mind.
I sit on my bed on this fateful night, I am a fading light.
The cold rain falls, covering my window with dripping droplets,
My hands shiver as I grasp the bottle, as I dye my hair pink,
This seemingly insignificant act is my symbolic, cataclysmic last straw.
I step out of my room,
Into the the hall.
I am home.
I am not leaving.
I just need to breathe…
I say this as I go out the back,
Leaving the door unlocked.
I start walking up a rain covered road,
Mercury-like water flows down this slope,
This is a very black road, my darkest night.
I get on the bus to everywhere,
When I get there,
Will I even care,
Or have enough to pay the fare?
I feel in my pocket,
I have £26.00,
Two £10 notes.
One £5 note.
And a one pound coin.
Strange that I should notice this.
Green, yellow, white,
A triad of hallucinogenic colours
on this bright night horizon,
Strange black trees stand either side of this narrowing road
They move with the road, they are stark sudden movements,
The trees get closer to each other as the road narrows,
Till they merge into a blurry line as the road disappears.
Goodbye reality…
Smashed glass,
The bed stained pink…