Frida

Allison Cuellar

Capillaries suspend in discarded tissue.

There are no accidents, only time

Can rectify my lies. Shadow-lit

Candles, as the wax molds the bend of

My knuckle. Burning and boiling blood.

 

Life is a lesson. Like bats reeling

From my open mouth, my thoughts scatter.

Drowning in the intoxication of wines,

Emotionless as seas. Timeless as

Dirt. Dulled nights when I dream.

 

Rings halo over stooping strangers.

I fill my cup with heavy molasses, and

As careless as a butterfly, drain

Sweet reincarnations of memories

Into my damned streaming tease.

 

My shadow traces these empty streets.

Cackling to hear the wind blow.

 

  • Author: Allison Cuellar (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 16th, 2015 21:55
  • Category: Reflection
  • Views: 26
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  • Yorke

    Wonderful! I am very much impressed by this!

  • Allison Cuellar

    Thanks!



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