Partings
I know
we are all connected
but it's hard to feel part of the whole
when a part of the whole
apart from the whole
is less than a half
and makes you feel smaller
than the universe you are on your own.
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Partings
I know
we are all connected
but it's hard to feel part of the whole
when a part of the whole
apart from the whole
is less than a half
and makes you feel smaller
than the universe you are on your own.
Tranquil nights
on tranquil nights like this
I often think of nothing
under the covers.
I lie in my bed
while nothing takes me
to be its vessel.
I become nothing
and my heart's pounding
echoes in my chest.
it's not moving
it's barely there
unnoticeable
hungry as ever.
usually it takes a couple of days
and nothing clears up on its own
but not now.
nothing is heavy
nothing smells like childhood
and I'm 17 and 365 days old —
it's leap year.
I hug my pillows tighter
and nothing gets quiet as ever
it's always nothing who numbs me enough
that I have time to think about dying.
colors are violently vibrant.
life seems pointless.
I lull myself to sleep.
I dream of nothing
and the towers falling.
what a fall.
it's almost like matter creates
its own nothingness —
and I create mine.
what a way to torture myself.
what a way to be devine.
Bodyswap
I saw all of our souls tonight they were tall, star-painted beings reaching high, arms attached, hanging down grabbing onto the vessels we are, flowing in us. Impromtu knowledge; Earth is just a stop we make amongst galaxies hurtling down our ghosts like parachutes we lean back onto them light a shell can’t handle we travel on, we go in spirals shapeshifting into each other to see every point of view there is and prance to the next batch of consciousness we have the fortune to explore
A different concept of time
you promised later we'll have time
and went on to tend to adult things:
false proclaims, childish cruelty, white lies,
afternoons spent surviving the day,
retreat and start again.
I used to believe you as you always knew better,
loved for always being the most mature.
so I kept on waiting in dark allies,
empty changing rooms,
on the bus way back home,
under classroom benches,
late afternoon walking through school corridors,
watching TV in the livingroom alone.
I kept on waiting for you to let go of
false proclaims, childish cruelty, white lies,
but they always mattered the most to you.
you said
false proclaims hurt
childish cruelty hurt
white lies hurt
and tore our soul apart.
so I kept quiet, crouching in the corner.
I kept on waiting and years went by.
we grew apart.
you're taller now, you're still the most mature -
you see now I, too, used to know better,
now you're banging on the kids' room's door,
the TV's on
we're walking the corridors we were tucked in,
the messy classroom benches,
the buses we took home,
the empty changing rooms and dark allies
where our childhood never begin.
we are lingering.
and you pray, you say sorry, you scream, you cry
but we don't have time as it flew by,
we grew apart,
you're older now.
we're not the same anymore.
you've been tending to adult things,
and us, children you could have been mourn you
miss you
love you even when you can't love yourself for missing out on us.
it's okay. you've done everything, you couldn't have known.
you were a child.
you were one of us.
you were alone.
Strange behaviour
my friends don't get it
why do I try to love someone who
- defying all odds -
manages to (almost) never get me right
(even though I provide a map)
I've grown to be a pretty city of amusements
eg. Responsible Road
or Anxiety Avenue
or Sad Square
or Bipolar Boulevard
I never cease to amaze
yet, she keeps turning the wrong way
but sometimes
when she turns right
she gets a glimpse of me
and I get a glimpse of her
and another tile falls into its place on the constructionsite I am
Separation
in separation there is collision
bodies separate from other bodies
then crash in love
like the waves crash onto the shore,
back and forth
back and forth
like the moon dips into the dark,
half moons after new moons
and full moons after half moons,
suns gobble up alive planets
and spit them out renewed,
while stars merge with other stars
up till an explosion takes place.
we dance our ways back to each other
- the nature of celestial bodies -
back and forth
back and forth
until we shatter into a million pieces,
gather, and start out again:
consciousness lost, though together, at last.
Rain
you splinter my face with tears I haven't cried
and you're knocking on my windows oh-so patiently.
you bring the smell of summers
I've broken my heart over,
warm, misty winds -
leafy, wet surrendering.
I sit on the windowsill trying to remember your colors
it's been a long winter and I have changed,
I dye my hair, I got piercings,
a heart's still racing as you hurry by.
I'm no man to dance with your daffodils,
they're green and barely buds;
- I'm still blue, barely better.
your colors are hidden anyway,
it's almost midnight,
so my color is well-hidden, too.
I try you on like a warm blanket I bought on a rosy Wednesday afternoon
when the sky was almost clear,
and I saw you walking by.
you left a light trace of the smell of being alive
herbs like rosemary,
lavender,
thyme:
the more time I spend loving you
the quicker you rush by
and I can't wait for another day for it to
rain.
I'm getting my life together
in a small box.
I have to get out of here.
What if I had the right to be happy.
Probably I'd have the courage to ask questions.
The games I used to play don't mean fun anymore,
and the more I think about it
maybe they never did.
It's just sad staring out the window
watching the trees shed snow off of their branches
while the calendar marks June.
The last time I played I lost a tooth.
I cried and I stomped off to my childhood home,
and ruined the freshly picked bouqet
she prepared to feast July.
The precious flowers painted to floor red
- color of hatred -
and sometimes it still feels like the afternoon
I lost my ability to speak.
My lips were sealed by myself
destined to silence the eternity I hold
and though the flowers will never regain their red
and though my smile misses a tooth
and though I may have killed a sister that afternoon
I still think
I should be allowed to feel something.
So I'm getting my life together
in a small box
and flee the country.
I'll never be accounted for something
I've never wanted to commit.
You say you despise my mere sight
I march around the house and break the lights
I'm dreaming of drowning, such an astounding way to let me off of your heights
Exploring my sadness between you and madness
I have no choice left but you
You get me to stay, I'll respect the way you disobey all I knew
Please be so kind, I'm not your kind, I came here to get my mind defined
In the dark as I drown in my lightblue nightgown
I wonder how could I've been so blind
You call me insane I only feel shame
You play me, and find me an unholy name
I grasp for sweet air, you will never care
I wish to be held, to cry in pain
I want to waste this time on me
Adagio
I want him to play on me his best melody
- a tune of a dance once as feared as cherished -
though I am no man to tell him
whom to take first.
"Take me, my lord" I plead
"and let these bones turn into xylophones,
each rib a key,
play me."
My bones are sold, precious instruments carved of collagen,
what is left to get rid of?
Give the shopkeeper all the fat:
- wash those who are supposed to be immaculata
mourn the bloodstains back to purity
clean the robe of cigarette and guilt,
lonely nights spent at a hotel room
wondering between two smokes
if this is the right time to mark the concrete.
"Take me my Lord" I plead
and let the shopkeeper turn my shame to soap,
clarity for the broken,
clean sheets for the dead.
Traded bones and traded wealth,
give away my skin and flesh.
A butcher from downtown comes for the chunks
- nails, teeth, and hair shaved for the grieving non-believers
to prove I really did fall apart;
everything else is for the dogs.
My deepest desire is feeling their saliva and my blood colliding.
We are having a feast.
I of being gobbled up alive
- they of me.
I must taste like acid.
"Take me, my Lord" I plead
and let the stray have their last meal
before Rescue saves them
from having a life.
My body is sold. All I have left
is You,
and the music you play on your ribs.
Play your jeremiads for a while,
my Lord,
for this is my wish you ought to grant.
Play them.
I wither as my remains are put in a box
taken by someone I never knew
and lowered to the ground.
No one came and thousands showed up.
Finally
I am let down once again,
for all.
No one owes me as I owe no one.
Only the music plays,
Adagio, adagio - ever so slow
and the bones fall silent
when I hit the ground.