Homes

by Zeke   Nov 16, 2006


True friend of mine,
Hold me deep within your sorrowful bosom.
Drain me of all my worldly worries,
Help me blossom into a true moth.
To be given such freedom from you,
But so little time for such freedom to be used.

The words I speak inside of you,
Are bitter, all so bitter on my tongue.
A place in which all words are fire,
Burning me down, one by one.
Turning my sores, into proud wounds,
And draining the blood to make them fuse.

A powerful spire to the north,
To the east, further still, another.
Queen on Queen rivaled discontent,
I'll drink it all in friend.
Drink 'till I'm spent.
Another word, another story,
A lack luster fantasy,
With all the right placing,
For unbridled misery.

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  • 17 years ago

    by The Good Girl

    Great imagery! I love your poetry almost as much as I love you.

  • 18 years ago

    by The Good Girl

    I love it. Great imagery and vocabluary Charles.

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