Monthly Archives: December 2016

cake

please know the way you feel in my arms is the way cake tastes in your mouth

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Sea Night

Last night. Last night, on a shivering rock near the sea a seagull sang to her baby a candy-coated song. As her sugary voice echoed the sky the baby’s ears fed on it like two starving feathery ants. Slowly the waves started singing with her, singing an enchanting lullaby, which made the sun sleep longer […]

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Innocence

She cuts off her wings, and gave them to me as a gift, stormy tears in my cloudy eyes. Plucked some feathers,  and used them as napkins.  Throwing them in the air, they’re shimmering like white puddles, illuminating on the night sky’s black pavement and that is how the stars came to be, that is […]

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Wolf

Spirit of the wolf. I bury a piece of my ghost like a farmer. Then comes fall, I will harvest the moon which will grow in my fields as grains of lightning. Cross us and we will haunt you.

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Hue

Death left its hue on him. Slowly began to color him white and gray and draw wrinkles on his face. Death left its hue on him. That crazy artist.

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crush

her lips crushed roses left her nectar on his neck her thorns bitemarks scars on his heart

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Endancement

Dancing through the night like the Northern Lights. She was magic at first sight. She was his final flight.

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The Longest Night

She left my heart like a crushed pomegranate. A sweet mess. Sidewalk stained with heartache. The red glistens under the moonlight like her lips in my dim room.

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Without You

Without you I am an incomplete poem left on fate’s desk, untouched. Take your pen and ink the painful verse of my heart, ink the broken verse of my soul, ink fragmented sentences to capture the shattered lines of my mind. Go ahead write me, you are the poet. I am the mouth, you are […]

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Frostbite

There is winter between us, but I see spring in your eyes. There is winter between us, but I see spring in your eyes. You look away. My soul frosts. Numb edges.  

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