The cat; stepping in rhythm to a fatal curiousity
The mind paints with colors the world will never see
He is Irony at his zenith
Amazing, how we exist so effortlessly. No strings holding us up.
How honey can be made by creatures so small and move so thick and slow
How Honey can make a small creature like me move slowly along his thick skin
I wait in silence for a real word to shatter my slow oblivion
Zeal takes reign of my body and the chemicals of my imagination hush me and kiss me goodnight
Guilty.
Day goes by slow and uncertain, reluctant to reveal the truth of Night to me. I cant handle the clear of moonlight.
I shouldnt be thinking of such things.
His mind is conventionally beautiful.
He makes me think of things I should be thinking of.
Two weeks pass and he is still gone
Driving at twighlight has lost its meaning
And all that music has lost its hum
And my mind
still open for you
still willing to learn about the complexity of the obvious
There is something about you that is so addictive
How much longer?
One, two weeks?
I want to feel his words & skin
We can shut out the rest of the world and make our own
Ive outgrown these lands, these oceans
All we have left is sky
Watching
The same moon is watching us
As we watch the same stars
We are the ones
The malicious ones to ignore the world and all of its burdens
The Sky paints itself with velvet ink and cools the heat of day with jasmine moonlight
I want to fly
Still waiting in silence for reality to wake me from the slow slow oblivion
Watching
As he brakes more and more hearts
All fragile
All unlike mine
Fri 12 Aug, 2005 07:50 am - Thanks... it's an actual published magazine for college students, though... it's not just available at BU (I don't even go to BU.) Think JANE meets Playboy meets Cosmo. (view)
Fri 2 Jan, 2004 10:34 pm - January first, two-thousand-four. And I wish for something more. More than this rough terrain, woodsy, pot-scented small town social life.
What is it about parties like this? Why do we all go?... (view)
Wed 24 Dec, 2003 08:15 am - Thanks for your comments guys, they're helping a lot.
To answer some questions:
Sozobe: Yes, I believe rearrangement would include the limit of opression, but more than that, a change of... (view)
Wed 24 Dec, 2003 07:51 am - Thank you for your suggestions and information. :)
However, I think I should say that I'm trying to look at each of these people individually and find specific reasons in their life which... (view)
