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someone tell me why comedically stepping around like this actually feels like im being quieter
can give?
can not.
you want me to tell people i love them? the thing that killed basil hallward??
going back to the field where you once played as a child.
its an earthy, magical feeling,
and yet liminal and lonely.
the grass is tall and thin, untouched by those who frequently trimmed it when you were young.
the tree branches are falling, which reminds you of how taken care of it used to be.
prying through the grass, a million spider webs start to dance upon you-
each one uncontrolled by its owner.
because of your current state, you are unable to decide whether to frantically jump out of the way,
shaken of being attacked by the almost invisible threads-
or to apologize to the spider for destroying its home.
barren patches of dirt lay on the ground,
and the wind feels stronger than it used to be.
though the animals may be around, with birds tweeting and foxes prancing far off in the woods,
you feel alone.
as if all the other children who used to play here have forgotten what it was like to simply be a child.
but yet,
somehow,
for a brief moment-
you recall what it felt like to have no worries.
you like fox news? yeah, alright. but do they have wordle? strands? connections? you don't even have fucking SUDOKU so i don't want to hear it
petition for panic attack breathing videos to NOT have an ad at the beginning please
mother's pretty golden sky
father's sun that turns off each light
in heaven shall the children pry
and seek to find the dimming night.
blackened seashells cross the coast
whitened waves blending sand
unto god, our heavenly host
shall smite each devil in the land.
but carry not, as clouds sow graves
death is not to quarrel with answered prayers
the eternal trail we ourselves have paved
clashes with our forgotten stares.
When I die, bury me not on the rocky road
For my lifeless body will be fed to crows
Each bit of skin eaten slowly, day by day
Until all but my bones have been unclothed.
When I die, bury me not on the mountain high
For the finest land will be at my view
The land of which my ancestors grew
And I am not worthy of such a beautiful sky.
When I die, bury me not where the sand meets the water
Where the green grass ceases to grow
For the waves will have me pecked and slaughtered
Until the God above takes away the watery rows.
When I die, bury me not in the trees of sage
As branches reach over my ribcage
Growing vines of spiked long mirth
And nature takes me into its Earth.
come one ! come all !
to morrow night we hear the fall
of child a brethren many in may
of mother of florals cries at pray
to the fiery theater where steam is high
while the malicious spirit shall freely fly
unto a moor upon the sea
the spirit in counting travels free.
solitude of the highest fair
may find its pennies here in there
but in the dome of secret plays
withering ignorance may wonder astray.
partly due to uncounted ballots
sneeking in parties of untimely bandits
burglars of short, plump and mellow
yet filled with teacake; a worthy fellow !
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