Today I went to work.
I smiled while I asked for extra time
for my exams, what I really meant was
extra time
for my heart
It is malignant, you see, and lately it's been telling me stories that swell
and will result in death.
Stories of when I fell in love with a narcoleptic girl,
in a pub where we clung to psalms and souls
like I was about to move to the other side of the world
and pray with my chest
tucked safely into calendars.
Stories that would unfold when I got on a plane
all foetus-like and frightened, stories like this,
of secrets like this that run through my bloodstream
and I would scream
at emergency exit signs (if I could talk to the future me)
but those signs;
they would not let me go.














Comments
it's different from your other stuff.
but I guess it's been quite a while since you've last posted on here.
I especially liked this part
"Stories of when I fell in love with a narcoleptic girl,
in a pub where clung to psalms and souls
like I was about to move to the other side of the world
and pray with my chest
tucked safely into calendars."
your work never disappoints.
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we will fold and freeze together far away from here.The tone of your poem leaves something hanging, open. Or rather like... an exit sign that won't let go. When otherwise it would make for bad writing, it suits the content.
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Don't look ahead, just run to me
Each step will find the next one, recklessly
We'll find ourselves on the safest ledge
Well pardon me, I couldn't help myself
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To twist one purest cause
Into an honest verse,
Itself, a call to angels.
The saddened lips of song that
Kiss away our innocence
From the vile mundane.
~justb
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Don't question it...
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