Clockwork Star
The Tears of Prometheus
Decided to post a bit here and get used to the forum before really dipping my toes into the site's namesake.
Sleep
Sleep always finds me
No matter how long I'm lost.
One day I'll stay found.
On Happiness
Happiness is an
interesting way to see
who you think you are.
The Nature of Serenity
A Storm's eye is calm
Because it knows true chaos
We are all weathered
An Old Memory
The sun splintered off like a spider-web
A sweet sunset for two sets of prints left
Behind them a divine sent wonder
Their hands intertwined, this pair of lovers
Their heads to turn each other as the sea sprays
A gentle mist from waves accenting the sun rays
Bright smiles and sea drowned laughs
No thoughts to the future, or the past
As a single silhouette, their image does greet
A pair of sparrow mates who candidly tweet
And slowly they separate, arms connected
Shadows dancing on newly erected
Castles whose kings had long gone
Preparing for bed, awaiting kisses from mom
Just as sweetly the waves greet the shore
A playful peck and nothing more
An eternity of love eroding, as most things might
The couple may fight, but it doesn't cross their mind
No, not this time. Just each other, the sea and the sun
Salty air made sweet as they make use of their tongues
Not explicitly, just affectionate simplicity
A memory so wonderful is oft worth revisiting
My Home
I've been living in a secluded home
It's at the top of a hill where none dare roam.
The grass is well kept, the windows all washed.
The paint is slightly chipped, from wind's unmitigated slosh.
The yard is empty, save for one tree;
on which, hangs an unused tire swing.
The door is made of steel, lined with many locks.
The foyer is dim, littered with broken clocks.
Unfinished paintings of various landscapes,
await their final touch, leaning against dusty walls; the wood scraped
in angry patterns graffiti'd without pause.
Cob webs collect in most of the rooms.
The sink stacked, waiting a scrub sometime soon.
The dining table set, as if expecting company.
Small spiders dance underneath the chairs, a crawly cacophony.
There is no television set, just piles of unfinished books.
Literature hiding, broken sighing in their nooks.
Upstairs one light remains on, inside the room I stand.
Here, but far gone. The walls are covered in words most won't understand.
Written by me, though I hold naught but memories in my hand.
The other rooms are empty, the basement cold and bleak.
I retire there most often, when I finally grow too weak.
In the attic rests my addictions, ambitions and my pride.
Perhaps one day I'll take a peek inside.
Perhaps one day, too, I might finally have a guest.
Until then I'll sit inside my room, thoughts oozing from my chest.
Flowers
I've been pickin' flowers for a friend's funeral
It's sorta a foreign feeling, but morbidly beautiful
Still, it's no use to know the noose that holds
the flowers close and truly hopes to please the soul
That passed away by killing beauty just to lay it so
upon the grave of one that can't be saved
So they might die like what's inside. I wonder often
is the coffin to protect death from life?
All irony aside, thoughts like these breeze through my mind at the worst of times
Like a laugh escapes at a wake
And people judge like the loved one lost wouldn't want.
With late lilies laid out, and plucked poppies too. My love I will always remember you
I thought to myself as I stared at the silk, arms folded just a flower made to wilt.
I return to the earth to find solace in the silent and the still.
Sleep
Sleep always finds me
No matter how long I'm lost.
One day I'll stay found.
On Happiness
Happiness is an
interesting way to see
who you think you are.
The Nature of Serenity
A Storm's eye is calm
Because it knows true chaos
We are all weathered
An Old Memory
The sun splintered off like a spider-web
A sweet sunset for two sets of prints left
Behind them a divine sent wonder
Their hands intertwined, this pair of lovers
Their heads to turn each other as the sea sprays
A gentle mist from waves accenting the sun rays
Bright smiles and sea drowned laughs
No thoughts to the future, or the past
As a single silhouette, their image does greet
A pair of sparrow mates who candidly tweet
And slowly they separate, arms connected
Shadows dancing on newly erected
Castles whose kings had long gone
Preparing for bed, awaiting kisses from mom
Just as sweetly the waves greet the shore
A playful peck and nothing more
An eternity of love eroding, as most things might
The couple may fight, but it doesn't cross their mind
No, not this time. Just each other, the sea and the sun
Salty air made sweet as they make use of their tongues
Not explicitly, just affectionate simplicity
A memory so wonderful is oft worth revisiting
My Home
I've been living in a secluded home
It's at the top of a hill where none dare roam.
The grass is well kept, the windows all washed.
The paint is slightly chipped, from wind's unmitigated slosh.
The yard is empty, save for one tree;
on which, hangs an unused tire swing.
The door is made of steel, lined with many locks.
The foyer is dim, littered with broken clocks.
Unfinished paintings of various landscapes,
await their final touch, leaning against dusty walls; the wood scraped
in angry patterns graffiti'd without pause.
Cob webs collect in most of the rooms.
The sink stacked, waiting a scrub sometime soon.
The dining table set, as if expecting company.
Small spiders dance underneath the chairs, a crawly cacophony.
There is no television set, just piles of unfinished books.
Literature hiding, broken sighing in their nooks.
Upstairs one light remains on, inside the room I stand.
Here, but far gone. The walls are covered in words most won't understand.
Written by me, though I hold naught but memories in my hand.
The other rooms are empty, the basement cold and bleak.
I retire there most often, when I finally grow too weak.
In the attic rests my addictions, ambitions and my pride.
Perhaps one day I'll take a peek inside.
Perhaps one day, too, I might finally have a guest.
Until then I'll sit inside my room, thoughts oozing from my chest.
Flowers
I've been pickin' flowers for a friend's funeral
It's sorta a foreign feeling, but morbidly beautiful
Still, it's no use to know the noose that holds
the flowers close and truly hopes to please the soul
That passed away by killing beauty just to lay it so
upon the grave of one that can't be saved
So they might die like what's inside. I wonder often
is the coffin to protect death from life?
All irony aside, thoughts like these breeze through my mind at the worst of times
Like a laugh escapes at a wake
And people judge like the loved one lost wouldn't want.
With late lilies laid out, and plucked poppies too. My love I will always remember you
I thought to myself as I stared at the silk, arms folded just a flower made to wilt.
I return to the earth to find solace in the silent and the still.
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