Tag Archives: Poetry

The valley shakes Rocks fall Water ripples And, in the end, it takes Blindsided The roads traversed The hours wither The fool, love blinded In games of pain Come cries of joy Seasons drift Madness contained Uproarious howls Bring cold … Continue reading →

Travelling along the crevice of your back my fingers slide along goose bumps, giving way to warmth and embrace. Our bodies closer; the soft light dances ever-changing shapes of passion upon the wall. An Infatuated innocence blossoming between two independent … Continue reading →

Walking through streets, passing faces in a blurry scene. Bustling restlessness, presenting us a mask for loneliness. Aimless wandering and wasting away. Supplying a daily dose of mental decay. We work to live. Instead living to work. Identity becomes what … Continue reading →

Sweat rolling. Leaving the life, uncontrolling. Aspiring to be higher. Instead down. Seething to conspire. Light leaving the night. Waving goodbye to all its friends. Sucking the soul through the pipe. Coming to an end. For one more high, again … Continue reading →

Your wet tongue pressed against my lips to yours. A moment ago you and I sat beneath the skies and heavens like immortals, splashed upon this world to bring happiness, beauty, peace. And love. Embraced underneath the vast sky, looking … Continue reading →

Inconsistent sleep. Nightmares fill my head by day: afraid of words they’ll say. Gone. I sat silently with metal pressed against skin. Bump, bump, bump came the song from my chest. Harmony followed; two hearts in place of one. Months … Continue reading →

The desecration of your smile A time, a place, gone away We stood outside, our heads held high Now I stand, complete disgrace We had walked through fields of love and dreams Happiness came and as easily went Within the … Continue reading →