Anger
A foreign feeling
Bubbles up inside
Causes my fight or flight to react
And I panic
I long for a sharp edge
Just to release me, untrap me
I start to feel caged
The bars are closing in on me
I just started to believe
My panic attacks were gone
Over with, just too much stress
Hope shatters into razor shards
I fall and find myself hurt
Now bleeding everywhere
My prison shrinks forcing
My knees to my chest
Dark closes in till the only light
Is refracted off my shattered hope
I can see nothing past my bars
Trapped.
Hello Spoon,
Shiny,
Smooth,
Metal spoon.
Reflecting my face spoon,
An upside down mirror for me.
Are you a mirror into my soul?
Or just a spoon to eat with?
Hi there spoon,
My lovely little spoon,
Held tight in my quivering hands.
I can bend you spoon,
Twist you,
Melt you,
Tie you in a knot.
I love you spoon,
My never judging spoon,
Dig into my heart,
Tell me what's there,
My Shiny Spoon,
Metal spoon,
Twisted,
Turned spoon.
Touch me, she urges,
breathlessly, reaching for his hand,
pale lighting from the moon
sneaking past the curtains and crawling
through the room. Her blonde hair is silver,
and her eyes are chasms, challenging the depths
of the sea. He has never quite known such a need,
Where? He is nervous, and his hands
have become like aliens, unknown
to even their master, clammy and
uncertain, they reach out to a destination
that seems to be growing further and further away,
like a tease who never wants to give.
Touch me where the stars reach their limits,
she brings her arms over her head, like a standstill
dance, but without the gown, bla
At seven our only need was to play
Running through the grass and weeds blowing every dandelion in our way
We tumbled around tackling each other til the moon made it's way
Dare to say there is no such thing as evolution?
There's no hiding the proof as you blew me away like you did the dandelion
If only it was that simple and painless (but who am I to say it's painless?)
Instead you're picking off the seeds one by one
Remember when everything was filled with dandelions?
Now only a few catch our eyes
Yet we still blow them and cast the stem away
We pick off the their seeds and torture them
So what happens when there's nothing left?
W