Saturday, 21 September 2013

Seducing Sleep (A Poem)


Seducing Sleep 

Time slows down, if for a moment
I now know what you had meant
(When you said take me)

Locked inside our loving embrace 
Focused only on one another
(Eyes widen with movement)  

Each breath rasps in perfect unison
Each muscle works for one intent 
Our souls intwine our bodies 

We become joined in those minutes
Forgetting that the world exists 
(My point becomes your eyes)

Our skin seems to melts to become one
Our souls seem to morph into our love
(I need you as much as you need me) 

It all ends in a climatic understanding
Time stops and then moves faster
(Our energy seeps away with the night)

We will never be able to turn back
The connection has been created
(Its time to rest and let sleep seduce) 

Ode To That Beyond Beauty (A Poem)


Ode To That Beyond Beauty

The beautiful
I ask this of thee
What shall you get as time passes?
I will kneel to you in our youthful intrigue
but I expect a bow in our ancient reprieve
For as things change so will you
Your beauty will pass quickly 
along with your arrogance brought by birth
For though you flash in exquisite fashion 
My elegant words remain undeniably immortal 
As the erosion of time wears you down 
I shall be sculpted by the weathered winds of wisdom 
for you beauty will never bring respect nor validation
Your beauty shall never endow you with status
your allure shall bring you lust, till age morphs desire into contempt 
When your time has passed you will die yearning the past
Unable to look at yourself through the eyes of the old
I though, shall age with weathered eyes full of passion
I will gain that which shall never be yours
be it esteem, or comfort of what cannot be seen
I will hold death telling him of what I saw today
you shall beg death to remember of what you once where
So enjoy your time youthful beauty, for it is very short
It is but a flash
Indeed, just a flicker of what the talented will enjoy

Never Hide (A Poem)


Never hide

Im not just angry at you
Im angry at myself
Im not just alone inside
Im scared of the taboo
Of being in love with you

Im not just a white man
Im also a devastated minority
I see you and crave you
I would rock your sedan 
But how can we make a plan?

Its terrify to feel like Im sick
I just can't fight the urges 
they represent my humanity
As odd as they are cryptic 
As scary as society is phobic

So let me put on my lipstick
Let me slip into this gown 
I can't hide beneath this facade  
a women inside, not actually sick
Just burdened by gods cruel trick

So hold me tight and love me
touch me and show me tonight
What it means to be accepted
I wish we could find a way to flee
My male body, this genetic Plea

To be attracted to the wrong side
Is not just a burden but a fear
Just accept me for how I am
I was made this way, I have pride
So know that I shall never Hide 

I will never hide. 

Lucid retreat (A Poem)


Lucid retreat

Burying the vivid moments in my sub conscious
I thought you would be my last Adrenaline rush  
Everything I do is inexplicably linked to this feeling
I make sure to lay you face up towards the ceiling

Watching your eyes is like watching the end of a movie
The colors fade and the screen turns into a rich black
Usually I see myself walking away into the darkness 
Wishing I was like you, full of beauty and harmless 

They say every man has a talent he cannot escape 
He become a mannequin to that of which he does
I would like to believe that I didn't have a choice 
That I learned to handle myself with a stark poise

I do feel some hint of guilt and regret somewhere
I wouldn't be pondering my existence if I couldn't
I glance at the mirror and stare at my callused eyes
We all have our goals and fight for a certain prize 

I glance at you, laying there in an infinite stillness  
I had no reason to choose you over anyone else
There was something though that made me know
That today you where linked to my life's inane flow

Im just like everyone else, I wonder why I am like I am
I don't know If I was born this way or if It was parenting
sadly though, pondering such things are meaningless
I can't change who I am, Ill act with optimistic vigilance 

There is no such thing as the sweetest kill in life 
Only those that we remember with lucid abandonment 
They are not something to be enjoyed or rejoiced 
I wish more than anything else that I had a real choice. 

So I live my life encompassed in a lucid retreat of defeat 
Caught living in past moments and future regressions 
Striking at just more than the humanity I attempt to create
I want an existence in which I have no need to self sedate

It's Just a Little Thing (A Poem)


It's Just a Little Thing 

She stood by the door leg bent 
Her hair was let down loose 
Her morals where locked up 
and her smile was evilly divine 

She took out a silvery blade
Lit a cigarette and laughed
A highball at the bedside table 
and a little gasoline on the bed 

The fire it roared and crackled 
as did the whiskey inside me 
and her body across my side 
and the knife inside my hand 

The red warmth invigorated 
As she lay in my steady hands 
and she closed her lovely eyes 
to take tomorrows nap everyday 

The scoundrels die most beautifully 
and revenge is a dish best served 
with a slice of meat and fire water
to keep ones stomach steady and full 

and so I killed my whorish woman 
and dumped her body in his bed 
I lit a smoke and sparkled some gas
and burned her corpse in his home 

So let us take a drink and celebrate 
the deaths foretold by the scholars 
and the lives forgotten by the public 
and the stories remember by the old 




  

In Love Wtih Another Mistress (A Poem)


In Love with Another Mistress 

Ive been on the move so long, I don't know what rest means 
My jeans are so worn, that my knees remain bear for all to see
The steps to my home are faded from the winter months as I remember 
It is odd feeling this nervousness before my own abode 

I held you on those steps, hands clasped tightly together 
Do you remember that nervous kiss before those timeless stars
I can remember wondering how many lovers have stared at those same stars
Feeling comfortably mortal and understandably transient before them 

Still
I ran away that october day scared of what you would think when you found out
Fire running through my veins, in love with another mistress of destruction 
Her name was cocaine, her name was addiction

I had your photo in my frayed wallet, held it every single day praying 
Even though I didn't believe in god, I still believed in you 
Gazing out that window, waiting for me to come and save us 
from the loneliness of our own broken hearted ways 

It had been so long since I looked you in those brisk blue eyes 
Your pain etched around your eyes and anger clenched between your fits 
My frail body swaying in the wind on top those fading concrete steps 
My hand Stretched out in desperate condolence for your lost years 

I trembled like I did before, all those years ago, ailing in body and soul 
Head bowed in defeat, life weighting on feeble shoulders 
Hands in my hair, firm and loving, holding me up before the strengths of time
Love never died between those years of trying to run from evanesce

Still
I ran away that october day scared of what you would think when you found out
Fire running through my veins, in love with another mistress of destruction 
Her name was cocaine, her name was addiction

Salvation I found in those arms, forgiveness in those stern bright eyes
You picked me up that day, feed me, and reminded me why I came back
But I will never become clean and I will never stay for too long 
I will break you heart again when I once again run for you 

I ran away that october day scared of what you would think when you found out
Fire running through my veins, in love with another mistress of destruction 
Her name was cocaine, her name was addiction
I returned a torn and broken man, only to rejoin the long road, back to her
In love with another mistress. Her name was cocaine. Her name was addiction. 




  

I Never Existed (A Poem)


I Never Existed

I walked home to something new
under my floor
was my only friend

She fell asleep to something old
how she cried 
to find my only friend 

I didn't mind being to near 
Though she tried 
To remind me why 

I used to hide under my floor 
to stay away 
From my fears deep inside

and Although I didn't know this
I was running from my very existence

So I told you I was fine today 
I would call
On another later date 

I hope you don't mind collect
I will be far 
From this very sad place 

So keep my lonely bed warm 
Under that floor
So that I may sleep again 

I just want you to know
Im am fine 
In this place I call home

And although I didn't know this
I was running from the truth 

Underneath your floorboards 
Underneath your floorboards 

I never existed