Mother
Did you count them
The minutes of relief you felt
After draping me in black
And yourself in white
I am a ghost at home
I haunt it from a different continent
Reality that consists that place
Exists across time and space
Be so beautiful that I can’t leave
That my wrists are bound
So that I have no choice but to follow you around
Even though my pieces...
Repulsive child
What has become of you
Feasting on carrion without sparing
The old, sick, dead and false prophets
Routes to salvation all scorched
A...
There was never a story
Of such comprehensive sabotage
As yours and mine
Did you really have to make it this hard
To lose a thing...
Ever stand witness to decay in close range?
A renascence, truly
When there are lesions in my brain
Would I too, turn to god?
A prose poem
My ankle is shackled, and I cannot for the life of me remember when it happened, only that it’s connected to yours.
View
Crowding me against a wall
Yield you say, with fervor and zeal
But my mind is quite unlike yours
By your side wouldn’t do for me
Sometimes from your oasis
You cannot help but stare
At the vast nothingness in front of you
That once upon a home
The galaxies in your words
Terrify me to say the least
They demand to see mine
I can’t show, I want to hide
Does this whole
I miss him — But can you really if you never talked all that much?
You chose denial and ignored his dying incessant monologue ever just shut...
Found out you have a daughter now
I was cruelly glad it’s not a son
Knew who you wanted as a firstborn
The moment I knew I wasn’t the one...