Lee W. Deason : Writing

Reading the pavement.

Reading the pavement.

A Poem by Lee W. Deason


It's the sound escaping my little box. I am sick just from how he talks. As I spend the rest of my life swimming in clocks. I want you to take noti..
Fringe.

Fringe.

A Poem by Lee W. Deason


Half open and I'm still sitting. Waiting for movement. To tell me the clock is wrong. Focus and try to release this color from the cage on top of..
Missing vanity...

Missing vanity...

A Poem by Lee W. Deason


Do you feel sick? When you look into the mirror without a smile to hide behind. Are you okay? To drive around without your heart making a rhy..
Burning sun, keep it simple.

Burning sun, keep it simple.

A Poem by Lee W. Deason


Gasoline, dribble down my intentions. Leave me ready. As I walk, keep it steady your already angry. Because the simple fact of, it's just so ironic...
Melt me to glass.

Melt me to glass.

A Poem by Lee W. Deason


When you made those words move, my heart began to stir. Awakened by the knowledge that its your warmth. Child like you, child I am, children we are ..
You might want to take something for that.

You might want to take something for that.

A Poem by Lee W. Deason


Are we sick? Are we brutal misfits, misshaped by dramatics? You could cut the smoke and count the rings to tell. It's been going on for so long. Vis..
The time attrition is our worst enemy.

The time attrition is our worst enemy.

A Poem by Lee W. Deason


Make that move, your already so close. To being in the arms of what makes you happy. I'm sick of watching you flinch from a distance. You have th..
Your thirst inside of you.

Your thirst inside of you.

A Poem by Lee W. Deason


Tired, I'm swimming in disappointment surrounding you. With devilishly sonic sounds, dressing around you. Constructing for the next empty hole, of w..
Parental supervision is suggested.

Parental supervision is suggested.

A Poem by Lee W. Deason


Medicine, for the children beating themselves inside. There is Molly flogging herself because she is not pretty. "A little red but its okay." The pa..
Street lights poisoned your mind.

Street lights poisoned your mind.

A Poem by Lee W. Deason


I can't talk to you. You make me puke out my ears. Filling my mind with nonsense and noise of negativity. Trigger the constant assembly of complicat..