Reminiscence.
I reminisce about our days again
Your love and your lie in April
The love I spoiled like a rich kid
To escape my grief, I poured
what I was running out of
In this room of everything
we could've been
There I sight a monochrome canvas
I paint your face with the charcoal dust
As if a patron of the royal blood
I varnish it with my acid tears
Look I shred it in pieces, and lie
In the puddle of my own destruction.
Oh, the tragedy of the greatest history
I offer to you, in my bleeding palms,
My heart pumping
I meet eyes with you, like an infant would
to his mother
Your orbs spilling honey, I loved to savour
The empathic rays it emits and
The furrows of your brows
And you hugged me a goodbye
Like a parent hugging its toddler
He stands there stationary
He knows he'll be orphaned
I, for once wanted to be betrayed by my
Intuition
The tears of my eyes which soak your shirt
And your soft hands clinged my frizzed hair
You kissed me and it tastes so sour
The time was knocking the door
You left your shows in the kitchen hall
And now I am sinking in the bathroom floor
Wandering the halls of "what is being enough"








