Sunday, July 18, 2010

Old Poetry for an Old Soul


Listen,

don’t question me, don’t get me,

just listen.


Broken heartbeat, broken rhythm,

born with the voice of eternity singing,

pronouncing life so precise

until your mouth melts red

Bruise my tongue with cracked words

until it bleeds,

until you blush.


Remember,

you always did surround yourself with fire.

No wonder you’re always getting people burned.


Yet, you only miss the girl you don’t deserve.


Me.


You’re known for giving bouquets of bombs,

those blossoms of desire

that seep under my blazing skin.

That throbbing fever that you give.


Squirm, stagger, perhaps.


Caught by the translucent star in your smile,

cut me free of this stiff web holding me hostage.

As I do time for doing nothing,

such a trusting prisoner,

I never stopped needing and waiting.


You forced me to go to church

where everything you say is sacred,

and I don’t dare to question what you attempt to teach.


The needles, your needles, pierce my lips deep

so that no one else can kiss me goodnight,

while feeding me that champagne flavored poison,

until my vocal chords decay

and I can’t read my misused poetry.

I am your porcelain doll out of proportion,

bound in these chains of carmel perfume,

that is left for the animals to devour

until you laugh.


I may be crazy for allowing this to happen,

that may be right,

but everyone needs someone to tuck them in at three in the morning.

Friday, July 16, 2010

Thursday, July 15, 2010

Waning Crescent




The Dead Weather seems to have an obsession with the aggressively sexy, and witchcraft?
Awesome.

90 degrees




The seasons are finally evolving.
Summer has arrived.