I have no choice but to give what I receive. To not do so would be to defy the natural flow of life. And to defy life would mean death. I'd rather choose to be alive. And so I choose to bleed.
November 27, 2010
Beds are Lonely Places
Beds are lonely places
like untouched deserts
You can roll around in one
like a slow wind
but nothing really changes
You are a dune in a black and white landscape
You are a form, a shape under a thin sheet
of moonlight
Your solitude is solid and intact
You want to destroy it, but everything is so soft
You can't
It folds and unfolds around you like oil and sand
There is nothing you can do
but wait
for a flood of phosphorescent love
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Labels:
free verse,
poem,
romantic
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me likely
what textured language you do weave~ and weave so well~
thank you, not sure why I didn't see/respond before.
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