Turning Point
December 24th, 2011 § 1 Comment
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I am not stupid.
But I’m possibly naive.
to believe the whispers that I’ve been fed throughout my life.
I am not stupid
But I am a bit naive
to call their words anything but lies, to call this life anything but fake.
I don’t think I’m stupid.
But I am positively naive.
For keeping the eye fold on and following the rules with blind trust.
Maybe I’m not that bright
Because half way through living I found myself lost, and it took me a minute to realize that I’ve never wandered, I’ve just been misguided.
Subconsciously following the paths that they’ve paved not with cement but with half truths.
Okay, I am most definitely fuckin’ naive.
to call this repetitive motion of intake and out take of breath a life, to believe that this box that they’ve put me in was for my own protection.
Actually I am stupid
for not asking what it was protecting me from? for not wondering what laid beyond the walls of my confinement, my so-called home.
No, I’m not stupid I’m much more than that, I fuckin’ define stupidity.
cause it took me long enough to figure out that I am depressed, and oppressed, that I’m living inside a snow globe, except it never snows
The only things that the winds blows in are disappointment and dust.
waves of disgust
Reminding me that everything I used to live for, I can no longer trust.
I am caught inside a shallow world, looking outside to a world filled with possibilities and opportunities that I was not given and lives that I’m not living.
So here’s what I think, I think my turning point lies on the other side of this glass prison.
But if you believe otherwise sprinkle some fake snow, cover me with plastic and call me a doll
cause if I don’t get to leave I might as well have never lived at all.
Glass
November 20th, 2011 § Leave a Comment
Your lies aren’t webs, they’re more like an endless sea
in which you are so viciously drowning me.
I breathe them in but never out, each word you speak dulls my doubts.
They’re never complicated, always so simple and clear
You speak them with such honesty, your eyes ever so sincere
And although there’s that hint of wickedness behind your smirk
I no longer care
I’m far too gone, lured in by the curve of you waist, the promise of your lips and the waves of your hair
Drowning in your ocean my lungs have lost their taste for air
So I beg of you sing me a lullaby, engulf me with one more lie
Tell me to walk on glass
or throw myself in front of a train
tell me that won’t hurt and I promise you I won’t feel the pain
I’m handing you my strings won’t you be my puppet master
String me along, feed me your lies one after the other faster and faster
I’ll relish in them, and sin after sin, I’ll drink you in.
For the Love of Mars.
August 19th, 2011 § 6 Comments
I’ve been here for so long, I saw the summer come and go.
I saw the flowers outside your window wither and then grow.
I waited through the rain, I waited through the snow.
But your eyes are still shut, can’t you open them for me
Because without you’re eyes, my future is blurred, I can’t see.
Open them and look
I painted the solar system on the walls of your hospital room
I painted with love, I painted away the sense of doom.
I painted the stars beside your head, And I painted the Sun above your bed.
Because you are the Sun of my universe, the centre of it all.
Please don’t let go dear, or everything will come undone, crumble to pieces and fall.
I’m begging you my love, I dont know how much longer I can last.
Without your sunshine and the warmth it used to cast.
Wake up my dear, wake up and see the stars.
Please wake up for the love of Mercury, Venues, Earth and Mars.
The World
May 22nd, 2011 § 13 Comments
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Outside in my own backyard, I felt the world close in on me.
I took a deep breath, and closed my eyes, maybe I’d find some serenity in my solitude.
I felt the tears stream down my face. I’ve never felt so lost, so out of place.
It felt like everything was against me, against what I am trying so hard to be.
As if the world has conspired to screw me over.
I was so easily breakable, weakened by own tears falling down helplessly.
My lungs gasped for air, under the crushing weight of disappointment, mine and everyone else’s.
I felt like screaming to the world, demanding a change.
But my voice failed me, so I sent a quiet prayer.
Please, please lift the apathy from the hearts of those around me.
Let us feel, live, experience our lives, rather than just going through the motions.
Please, I heard myself whisper.
I opened my eyes and stared at the moon above me, surrounded by stars.
I felt immensely small and insignificant.
This world, this beautiful magnificent world didn’t revolve around me.
Although it sometimes seemed that way, from my point of view at least.
But no, the stars didn’t shine for me, the mountains didn’t stand because of me, and the tree, the same tree I’m lying under wasn’t here just to hide me from everyone’s eyes.
The world existed long before I ever did, and perhaps long after I stop doing.
And one day, into the future, when I die, I’ll be nothing but a memory in the hearts of those that love me.
But they’ll die too, taking away the only thing that is left of me to their graves.
That thought only made me think of all the other people the ones that died leaving nothing behind.
So many people simply forgotten.
I felt my heart hammer in my chest, as if it was screaming in protest. I DON’T WANT TO BE FORGOTTEN.
Again I felt small, unimportant, petty and meaningless. The dictionary doesn’t fall short of describing how trivial I felt.
And with each word, the tears kept streaming down and my heart kept pounding, demanding attention, And with each beat, it sent blood rushing through my veins faster and faster.
So my heart wasn’t the only organ conveying my distress.
My brain cried so my heart kicked and screamed and my whole body reacted to it.
Unity.
And I realized that my body, at that very moment. At every moment actually was working to keep me alive, it mended the cuts I got from being reckless, it healed the broken bones and cured my seasonal flu’s.
It worked nonstop just to keep me alive.
And yes I was small, and fragile and breakable. But I was fixable and mendable and repairable. I was all that without even trying.
And in that split second everything became brighter, I didn’t feel so alone anymore.
I was small, yet just as magnificent as everything else.
Outside in my own garden, I felt the world open up for me.
I took a deep breath, opened eyes and got up.
I felt the tears stream down my face. I’ve never felt so peaceful and serene. I’ve never felt so completely in place.
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