my tongue feels like sandpaper and i taste
the arid breeze in the back of my throat.
hours spent finding a way out
had left me depleted
deserted
defeated.
my tongue feels like sandpaper and i taste
the arid breeze in the back of my throat.
hours spent finding a way out
had left me depleted
deserted
defeated.
beams of sunlight break through the thick clouds
to bathe me in a patch of golden glow
that illuminates my soul.
ribbons descend from the sky to wrap around my arms
lifting me upwards into the clouds of summer:
the end of the school year,
the last glimpse of my report card.
beyond
i can feel my breaths dwindling,
the rise and fall of my chest stopping,
my eyes slowly shutting close
and yet i cant help but force myself
to take another gulp of oxygen
that burns my lungs so.
with the death of my body,
comes the death of my mind,
and there’s a lot i have to say
before my time comes.
its been a while since i felt this white hot anger
boil in the pit of my stomach.
but i suppose it’s as good of a time now as ever
to let it all out in one big explosion.
i lay on my bed, face down.
i could feel the tears burning my cheeks
and the blood seeping out from my sides.
soon enough, tears mixed with blood
and formed little clear pools within the red.
you tore out my heart little by little
and this was yet another chunk.
i wonder how much is left before
i’m a corpse.
today i sat on the train musing about the next few days
when a lady stumbled between the doors and fell flat on her face!
she was wearing nine inch heels
how, i wondered would she expect to get anywhere without wheels…
but that’s not the point of what i saw:
what was present was so much more raw.
the doors closed with a melodic ‘bing!’
she threw her head back and rose to sing
a piercing note that hovered over my head
all too soon, i knew she was going to be dead:
a sickly crunch on the outside shell
foretold that her fate would not be well.
there was nothing else to do as of now
just to wait and see if she really had to take a bow
from the stage called ‘life’
usually filled with strife
and descend to death.
typical me, to find myself
searching for what death will take away from me.
the oddest sensation spreads through my veins:
starting with a dense bubble in my chest,
it pushes outwards, making my arms numb.
this has been eating away at me for a long time
as they just keep walking into my life,
no knocking, no notification of any sort.
privacy
if they don’t learn how to be human,
then they will die like the animals they are
once i get my hands round their necks.
this morning, the carpet bit me.
it left scores down my left side,
and up my right side,
feathering down my neck and invaded my face.
a night and a half of fun,
four hours of deep sleep.
oh, the things done after prom.
“confidence is a must,” i think as i don my gown.
tonight, i dine under the stars and spin
to counter the earth.
2011 prom!
happy :]
bright lights and flashing bulbs
shine down on her glistening hair
as her heels click in time to the heavy music.
her mouth twists into a smirk as she parades
down the walkway, head held high.
the night wears on as she grows weary of holding back
her insatiable craving.
ribs groan in protest and hips swish angrily:
she is hungry for her audience.
under those blood red lips and hollow eyes,
the model turns into the walking dead.
its times like this where i can sit in this chair
for hours on end.
i’d grow numb slowly:
starting from my butt,
down my legs,
up my aching spine,
all the way to my fingers,
eventually ending
at my brain.
the sweet lowing melody beckons
from behind as the year comes to a close.
i wonder why i let myself become who i am today.
all of the things just keep on mounting beside me
and i think, if i hadn’t existed, would this have happened?
all of the bad things, all of the good things,
so jumbled up in a neat package of tumbleweeds
blowing through the wind, getting caught in fences,
and finally being thrown violently out the window
by that tornado there, lifting me to the sky
and slamming me into the buildings over and over again.
i can never reach the eye of the storm.
its the feeling that keeps gnawing,
grinding its teeth on my skull,
breaking through to drink my brain
that i can never get a good hold of.
hours pass, and i am still here, still completely oblivious.
i wish that could change.
but if i have a nickel for every wish i made,
i’d be filthy rich.
but wouldn’t everyone else be, too?
i’ll find the one with a single coin
and ask…
stomach acid whirls full force
and punches my gut down to the ground:
i hold the twin blades in my hands
and i step cautiously forward.
mist curling around my feet,
choking me as my chest rises to take in the murky air,
stinging my eyes as i struggle to see
if the zombie is out to get me.
lurching to the right, i feel my blood turn into pins
to stab my veins over and over again.
i throw my head skyward and let loose a howl:
he’s got me from underneath.
brows furrowed at the numerous glances,
i continue onwards in my platformed journey.
one step, two steps, three steps more,
the lady next to me smiles appreciatively.
‘those are nice,’ the unsaid compliment
wafts through the air:
a pungent reminder of what wouldn’t have been,
without.
murky beginnings from the tunnel, left,
expectant routes to lead, right:
i stand on the platform edge,
teetering ever so slightly,
eagerly awaiting the fate
the next brings me.