_I just can’t help being ‘romantic’…!_
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I’m only for now,
Not forever.
And at that moment when
You’ve opened your heart
A teeny tiny crack -
That’s when you’ll
Look for me but I’ll be gone
Off the righteous track.
Beaten like a weather vane
Left out, like the cat.
In the rain you’ll pine -
A darkened door
Empty feelings left ajar
All alone, sophomore.
‘Are you messing with me?’:
He lament...
The touch of the sheet on his fingers was like falling into a blancmange. A memory of Irish moss mixed with almonds and cream, a thought process lurking in his limbic system, older than his years.
Cold and crisp, yet also soft and silken, a forgetting and a remembering at the same time. Curious.
A sense of travelling over continents and time. Without knowing how he knew, he remembered that whited...
Each time, a sound
Bell-like and wound –
Saying it’s time; each time is passing now.
Cool felt-like lips
Trying hard, forceps -
Braying out; going out into the breach.
Each line and circle
_(It tells me time is both line and circle)_
But the thought drops me into silent abyss,
I cannot go on with mind like this.
It’s not birth, nor death.
It’s not fault, nor temptres...
The retreat of my imagination,
Everything in its place and station.
Take a breath and let it out,
Simple acts, but profound doubt.
A jellygraph lost, the sentiments not copied,
Left solitary in longing, a feeling embodied.
An unattended loss - all your own fault.
It was a picture in the haze, all out of sorts.
Karma that day, on the Isle of Barra
An objective stolen but focus left clear...
It’s the sound that glistens,
in the late afternoon.
Like the echo of the cicadas
beating out their wishful rhythms.
Everything fails, even daylight.
It’s putting up a punchy fight.
But lost today; lost tonight.
Nose dripping; resigned, enliven.
An inky sprawl, as the cloud strokes
merge, each one entwines,
with my soul, then submerged.
And I look up, resist the urge to cry.
(no, don’t...
_I failed in the alien department, but this is still a work in progress…!_
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You were like a ladder
I climbed up.
Out of the world I’d known
and always (to be honest)
a little despised.
But as I stood there
(on higher up rungs)
I realised it was harder to
keep balance, my inner ear felt
lost, choked, muffled.
Thinking words, not hearing.
Lofty ideals and you,
blinking :::
Fear slipping dow...