Wednesday, 20 January 2016

repetition

first world memoir
anecdote to the very
stillness my tunnel veins 
collided with. surpassed
by the littles'  of her eyes
lay straight and die with
tired darks. stained with 
ancient trees and modest
stone we bridged the gapping 
war amongst the breeders 
and destroyers ; a dream
commit suicide in our laps.
and still, through and through
we compelled the linear and begged
for a subject to be broken into,
divided against, to the very
stillness my tunnel veins 
collided with.
freedom repetition. 


invisible lined protection

after, life. there was a pause and we ended our grass-grown eyebrows and curled up against our dreaming eyes. this is where i leave you, and...