Crunched eyebrows are softened by the sound of water crashing, waves collapse on sandy beaches peacefully, before the water is sucked back in to an infinite cycle of traveling the world through the seas. And yells across the way get carried by the wind over to the man who looks for peace every day. A … Read more
Thoughts are like fluid falling a drop at a time. Like a static IV, they’re consuming my mind. And I insert them in code into this handheld device. One’s and zero’s consume my cryptic life.
We need help in the most dire of places as the most familiar faces disappear in plain sight. Take me to where the fog reigns supreme and the forest silhouettes are endless. To a place where breaths are admired with the likes of love and peace, found deep beneath the well I wish to fall into.
Look at the city lights below to remember to breathe and recall how small everyone appears.
Any moment can be Taken.Thrown.Torn. Frowning brows must be lifted. False reality written on the other side of the big hill. Reality is dug deep on the other. The city speeds and oncoming lights rarely get a second look on the blacked out road. Angered brake lights resemble the dirt. Where is everyone headed tonight, … Read more
Can I hide here under the vacuum? Constantly watching. Constantly judged. Fence is too high. I may never get tall enough. I’ll wait for it to come down. Waiting.
I may be young, but I’m old enough to know our imagination has fallen down the Internet hole.
And for the first time I can see the veins tunneling my blood from roadway to roadway. Silently they flow like rivers into oceans. Silt and water filled they dance down the hills into an open field of blue and space. “Where to go,” we think. Just like them I think. Juts like men I … Read more
And you’re a glimmer of hope. Like a light at the end of the tunnel. And maybe I’m sorry? Because there’s not much holding me back anymore from getting my hands dirty. Thoughts and ideals are cute for show. In practice they become strained and difficult. But that never mattered ’till now. And I’m at … Read more