The wolves at my flesh feel more like mosquito.
Of every single habit from a hat.
The structure of the wound.
Doesn't heal on the pound of flesh.
Sitting front and center of everyone
in the crowd. I was only scared on my own, creation's nexus
but now I'm horrified!
In the counter-part
of my role, the stunning
gale. That I've drowned
my own life.
And death is secondary
to our parting from our
knives.
That I sit in circles
drinking the
sweet yellow
nectar,
of every
sense.
Burnt
the offering
but still somehow
I haven't died?
Killed my senses
numb at least twelve billion
times.
Haven't I lived?
Haven't I died?
Aren't I just you in
a different suite?
Can't I go past the
finished line?
- Author: ReflectionShadow (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: March 23rd, 2018 07:16
- Comment from author about the poem: It's about how things can end fast! It's about how we finish ourselves, but that we can cross the finished line, like being done with someone or something!
- Category: Fable
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