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Just a place where I can dump all of my written pieces! For the sake of keeping things neat the first massive batch will be put in here in tabs below.
Hold me nicely,
For I am unlovely.
A creature of sorrow,
A cowardly thing.
Do not pity,
Simply sit.
Perhaps youโll hear a tale,
Of my many years.
Do not shy away,
I promise I donโt bite.
I may look like a Wolf,
But I am only a sheep.
-/9/3/23Silver in my hair,
Silver in my teeth,
Oh, what a way to deal with grief.
Silver in my eye,
Silver in my ring,
Who could ever do such a thing.
Silver in the moon,
Silver in the stars,
You said I'd never go this far.
Silver in my blade,
Silver in your blood,
Now look at you,
As you die in the mud.
-8/18/23The rain is nice, my love
The pitter-patter on my window.
The hazy spell it places,
Wishing for your company.
The rain is lovely, my darling
Yet not quite as you are,
For your presence beats every drop.
I can see our reflection in them,
As our gazes meet.
The rain is peaceful, my dear
As we intertwine,
Whisper to me your dreams.
And on this rainy day,
We shall make them come true.
-8/5/23His eyes reminded him of the gallows,
Void of color and bleak,
Like the day of a funeral.
Draped in black fabric,
With a thinly veiled face.
The boy was thin,
Like a flickering light pole.
And his smile grim,
Like he had come for your soul.
But he was not the Grim Reaper.
-3/12/23Delicate keys shattered by rough hands,
Creaky old wood that was once polished.
An old soul rests by the seat,
And with a plink, begins to perform a sad song.
Calloused and careful hands caress the keys,
Fingers spread, eyes sharp and keen as a wild animal's
An old soul that rested by the seat,
And with a sad song, begins to reminisce
Of all those years ago, when the old soul was but a boy
Where the delicate keys shone, and not a scratch in sight,
Woods strong and polished, intricate details engraved.
A young boy played a song while the other children played in the yard;
They'd beg for him to join, but he refused.
A teenage boy played a song while the other teens went to dances;
They'd ask him to join, but he refused.
A young man played a song while the other young adults got married;
They'd ask him to play a song, and he'd accept.
An old man played a song while the other elders told stories and retired;
They'd suggest for him to join, but he refused.
The old soul was alone, by the creaky, old broken piano
A piano he spent his life on, and nothing more.
A young boy creaks open the door with child-like wonderment,
And with a plink began to try and play a song.
-9/17/22With smoke having filled my lungs and throat,
flames erupting my mind,
Eyes turned black and plucked by crows,
mouth rotted by bittersweet words,
Face frozen and shattered by the cold winds and stones thrown,
skin torn by the sharpest words,
Bones reduced to dust by the grinding of constant pressure,
Flowers sprout from my spine and ligaments as the leftovers are put out for you to witness
And with my last breath I heave out, "Witness me, now as I finally am free"
Now let me rest my aching body in the soil of which it came from, freeing all of the thoughts into a storm
Dark clouds and threats, rain beginning to attack;
Torrents of it washing away my grudges and harsh words,
Wind sweeping away my thoughts and voice,
Clouds sheltering my shattered soul from judgement and the undoubted truth
And now I let my aching soul go, back to which it came;
In hopes it will finally be home
A place I never quite seemed to be able to find
-1/18/23
