So tell me,
Have you seen the devil?
Looked into his void?
Touched his jagged horns,
Flown in his realm?
Tell me,
Have you seen God?
Looked into his Light?
Touched his flowing embrace,
Flown in his realm?
So tell me,
Have you walked through Hell?
Burned eternally?
Tasted the flames,
Fallen in agony?
Tell me,
Have you Seen the gates?
Floated peacefully,
Tasted the clouds,
Rose in amity?
That's what i thought.
You wouldn't know.
Take my thoughts away and hold me still
keep me in your arms until day, the night is still.
My head upon your shoulder as I weep,
by my side you must stay until my heart is still.
I want to lose myself within the circle of your arms
comforted by the words you say when all is still.
You murmur within my hair a gentle lullaby
in silence I pray for death to be still.
I cleave to your warmth, inhale your essence,
wind begins to sway it is no longer still.
their looks won't be gunshots by dreamingoflight, literature
Literature
their looks won't be gunshots
you could become a weapon, you know, use your lipstick to draw blood
lure them in and crush them beneath your high heels, calm, without a heart
you could take revenge for everything they ripped from your bright young soul
they didn’t know what you would become, conscience gone, without a heart
checkmate. you stand poised for the final blow. their faces stretch out in
pitiful grimaces. you are Kali: black swan, without a heart
my mind flashes, snaps in on itself. out of her control, out of her hands
I see sunlight streaming, tea steaming, -come back!- ceylon -without a heart-
I plunge into the memory, Father, eyes closed, inhales, sm
A Farewell to the Mosquito that Eats at My Heart by AzizrianDaoXrak, literature
Literature
A Farewell to the Mosquito that Eats at My Heart
1. Do svidanya
Underbrush sprouts only in spring but I have felt in my heart
familiar new-bud prickles, and feared your hemlock heart.
It is still winter, dear who will only ever be a fleeting deer.
In hunting-season, you were a fleet and antler-crowned hart.
Winter is another kind of desert, white like feathers, not for
weddings—tree-boned fingers make only cages for hearts.
I try to imagine snow as dandelion tufts, try to picture you
like linden blooms upon my eyelashes, upon my muddy heart.
But neither of us is so gentle, deer, and it is the deadly winter
that will poison us, that white-washes our fleet-footed hearts.
Pretty is
The little brown spots on my nose and my cheeks
Splattered onto my knees
Sprinkled on my elbows
Soft and elegant across my shoulders
I would try to count them
But would get lost in their numbers
I would sit there for hours
Trying to draw constellations
And would end up with little lines all over my body
Filled with words and stories
That would only wash away
When I was little I would ask
"Mother what are these spots?"
"They are kisses from angels" she would say
While brushing my hair
Before school that day
And I would always wonder
Why me?
Why not everyone?
What could make them float to earth?
From their world of down a
With demons, I dwell, I'm still here
Another year in Hell, I'm still here
Time flows like streams with your happy dreams
But in pain, it's like well, I'm still here
You keep repeating: "Why don't you ask?"
I say: "Why don't you tell? I'm still here"
To the fragrant blues yonder they all have flown
With my own earthly smell, I'm still here
Her tower is tall, and my methods are frail
Just a hunchback with a bell, I'm still here
I have no excuse, what else can I say?
I was under a spell, I'm still here
Oblivious and lost, out on the road
In search of la belle, I'm still here
I made it myself, what "freedom", What "fight"?
In My p
You stole my heart, now please return it,
You stole my sanity, now please return it.
Your charm and beauty made me blind,
My vision is gone, be kind, return it.
My will has turned to a pile of dust,
What’s left of it is lost, I beg you, return it!
My soul flew towards love away,
There is no question; to you it came, come on, return it.
My memory in a second was erased
By your unimaginable grace. My love, return it!
From Balcony To Balcony by pcanjjaxdcd, literature
Literature
From Balcony To Balcony
Will you stand on your balcony, under bright
stars, counting each one, as I do, tonight?
Will you long for me, misty-eyed and
trembling, as you gaze at the moon tonight?
Will you feel my presence on the other side of
this distance, reaching for you tonight?
Will you receive my touch, carried on the
breeze, and send yours back too, tonight?
Will you blow back a kiss, replying mine,
from your soft lips so full, tonight?
Will you worry that the wind might lose it,
and send three more anew tonight?
Will you smile to yourself and lower your eyes
as tender gusts pull your gown loose tonight?
Will you reach with your fingers and try to
He's really quite odd,Stephen Colbert.
He's mine only god, Stephen Colbert.
The man is a gift from the heavens.
Let's give him a nod, Stephen Colbert.
He's funny as hell and witty too.
We laugh and applaud, Stephen Colbert.
He warns of the godless killing bear.
Hits them with a rod, Stephen Colbert.
He is my hero I'm proud to say.
He's not a facade, Stephen Colbert.