Poetry · Writing

re:1159

it is hard- to not be excited about tomorrow

every second closer to the next

is another closer to you

fear never in the rear

yet, it needs to be just for me

to set a bomb at 1159

will end tomorrow

before the alarm sets

the last tick

tomorrow ends with a crick

in a mellow field

alone.

 

Poetry · Writing

purity in the eyes of spirits

chase like the wind runs after its mother

without thought the words find their life;

the words sleep and find their way

pure and it’s a dream

never lay with ambition;

turns the dream into a nightmare

loses the nature and the beauty

the spirits that made these word

will hold them captive

the spirits made these words

and they’ll take them back

Poetry · Writing

poison ivy

stay; stay and grab a hammer

it’ll call for long nights but we have

a foundation with strong roots

i can see:

a garden in the back

an office for you

a type writer by the window;

you said you hate the ivy look

but it fits our older soul

and will grow older

if you choose to stay

 

Poetry · Writing

one spell – two bell

the way we tell it, i found you-

really, you found me;

a wanderer,

and you;

never let me stray,

your eyes found me

deep into my arms

shut off all my alarms

while smiling

file two smile and i’ve been yours

walking that extra mile-

you found me walking nowhere in circles

a dream and two cents

and now its three and a mission

a magician with a spell

and with your permission

i’ll make this the last one

ring the one bell

Poetry · Writing

icy legs

never questioned the answer

from worried lips

shaking like winter is here

the long night is upon us;

you lied-

i know you did but you pretend like i don’t

and like tomorrow will wash it away

scrub and scrub

i can still feel your words biting at my skin

never questioned your answer because it was the truth

in that moment; in that moment

your truth was words found burried underground

and you sold them to me for half off-

lies lie lies

spin your web

i’ll wait here, to see how far you’ll go

Poetry · Writing

act four scene two

it is the same act over and over

and i play the fool

a fiddle and a dress

i dance and dance

serving bread and wine

invisible to the eye

a fool by trait

lost by war;

and i play the fool

not the prince or a knight

we enter first and leave last

steadfast punchline

and laughs that shake the family line

blood never pours from my belly

just from my eyes

watching everything go up in flames

faster then i can pour the wine

and even though i play the fool

i can be brave at times

without a penny to my name

i found love

if money buys you love

then love is not enough