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Contradictions Everything is a contradiction. I hate my life right now, and I love my life right now. I love everyone and everything and I hate it all at the same time. Yearning, wanting, needing, but pushing it all awaay. Getting, giving, but never fulfilled. An emptiness in the pit of my stomach and an ache in the bottom of my heart. A tugging at the back of my mind that keeps me sane when I start to lose sanity but makes me insane by doing just that. It's all a contradiction. |
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Their Game How cruel is his game. His secret smiles and his winning winks. He wishes me well, but he may as well wish for me to fail in my pursuits. Knowing I'll never see him again. Knowing, in a way, that's his game. His smile, his laugh, his uneven green eyes; all part of his game. The captivation; the bittersweet smile of his captive. I know his game, and knowing it doesn't help. Being held captive by one game of two; blue and green. I know that game well. I'll choose blue.
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Falling in the Moonlight In the moonlight we laughed and danced a dance we could only hope to understand. First you, then me: you're leading, I'm falling. I've danced this dance before. Never in the moonlight. The falling's not so hard when we're falling together. |
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Comprehension
It's almost impossible to comprehend all of this. Yes, everything is normal, but it's strange by just being that way. It's been the longest week of my life, just like the two weeks before. I want to see him again, and I feel so high, and I can't comprehend that. There's a jumble of nothingness every day, and every day I grow more tired. Some day I'll fall asleep and nothing will wake me; not even memories of cool summer nights and round, smiling faces. |
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Nature is My Soul, My Love, My Only Steady Rock I see God in the white stars above; I see my love in the rolling waves. I sense my own anger on the rocky shore and the complex futility in the shallow pools. In nature is where my feelings lie: My heart is in the green, rolling hills, My soul buried deep in the mountains. I am never so close to Him as when I lie awak in unconsciousness under His cold blanket of diamonds and blue satin, listening to my love crash upon my anger, dripping into complex futility. |
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Beautiful You Your memory pelts me like cold rain; I need thick skin to think of you. It's odd what dreams may bring To you in your sleep. So I was not completely taken By surprise when my soul Began to melt and drip Down between the cracks of the House I built around my heart. Some subconscious spell you've been Working has done its work. Just think of me, won't you? How did I ever get down here Again? My soul is weary With wanting you. I'm trapped Here either way, so my mind Can't even focus now! But you've done nothing. All You're guilty of is being You. Wonderful, beautiful, Peaceful you. So judge and Jury, take me away, lock Me up. I'm going insane Anyway. |
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despite what any of you may think, the following poem is not about anyone you know, so no rumors! |
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David Oh, you lied, but I fell in love with you anyway. So sweet, so new, so sweet, I couldn't help myself time and time again. But I'm speaking metaphorically. It wasn't just you. But you stand for each one. How I love the feelings you've instilled deep down in a cold lonely place. I can't squash the hope, thank you very much. But I'm getting there. Thank you for your smile, your fever, your gestures. They'll stay with me somehow for a while. Goodbye, David. You lied when you didn't even know you had. I was knowingly deceived. I love you, so thank you. |
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My Place (this place is close...) Paint me a picture of heaven he said. I cannot. Tell me of God, he demanded. I cannot. Sing me songs of angels and clouds and eternity then, pleaded he. I cannot, said I. But I can show you a place- A place in which I hear songs of angels and clouds and eternity. A place in which I know God. For He is there. A place in which the trees whisper promises of sweet, breezy love, and the waves laugh and the rocks tell ancient stories. I'll paint you a picture of heaven when I get there. But I won't need to. You'll be there. |
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Surviving You Loving you is both the hardest and easiest thing I've Ever done. I give of myself so freely; bits and frag- ments of me float pointlessly around the universe. Where Do I belong? In your arms. I continue to hold on To memories of you, which lead me nowhere but in circles of Torment, never-ending. You feel right to me. I fit with You like a cliche- dusty, but appropriately so. You're a shoe that I have to wear that won't break in, won't re- lent, won't soften or make my journey any easier. Heaped on my heart, as Edna would say, your love will remain. Loving you is not the hardest part; it's the time right be- tween darkness and dawn when I am unsure of your love for me That is a knife in the back. Help me close the wound and then Go away. You will no longer be useful. I will have Survived you. |
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All We'll Need When you see me again, I may not be the same. My sweetness and innocence were forfeited to forget you. But I'm counting on them to return; thank goodness I'm not counting on you. For you've let me down in more ways than one. But you've given me firsts; however, that's no reason for us to run to each other next time we see each other. So darling, my indifference may not be an indicator of my feelings for you, but my words are. So listen well and my heart will speak truths you've never heard or imagined before. You cannot hold it against me then, if I am cold or older when I see you next. I've never had a reason to grow up before I met you, but you've given me many things, haven't you?... If you find yourself thinking about me, don't feel shame or pity or (God forbid!) loneliness...just think of what we once had...and smile, for that smile (and your kisses) is all we'll need when we next meet, my love. |
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The Pain is Still Here The days I've spent with you are all lost now. Your glowing memory calls attention to itself. I regret nothing. However, I laugh in your face. At your memory. I am not now nor will I ever be again at the mercy of your glance. I beg and cry out to be saved from my hellish prison that you've put me in. Clawing at the bars, my fingers becoming bloody, but I am numb to the pain. My head reels and I fall to my knees. Tears in a pool reflect the light of what you once were to me, now nothing but an object for my futile, sharp hate. I get up and turn from you now ascending the steps to God-knows-where, without emotion to weigh me down. I'll go on alone without you. But I'll go on with the truth. |
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Monday's Song I got the taste of Monday in my mouth it leaves an aftertaste like black coffee no cream no sugar my hair is blowin in the wind and I haven't felt anything for days I want you so I have to keep going cause if I see you once more I'll go crazier. It's already Monday baby, it keeps comin back for more. Drown myself to get the taste out, so I never have to feel this way again Your reach Your stretch I'm helpless, driving through Monday to get away to get to Friday to get to (away from) you So leave me like you left me already and I'll be ok 'cept for the taste of Monday |
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