Still Born Dreams

Still Born Dreams

A Poem by Connor Dillivan

My body bloats on still born dreams
Bursting open at the seams.
They stiff and cold lie unrevived
Crimson soaked and ill-contrived.
The gaping holes inside my chest
Rake and break my mind's arrest,
My time in which I nurture dreams,
Born so still they rip my seams
Of razor blades and ice they hurt,
Spilled across the rust-red dirt.
This barren earth the dead adorn
Bitter cry my hopes unborn.
A broken promise broke my life,
Spattered blood with snap-bone strife.
Wrenched and tore my soul apart
Carved open my beating heart.
The strings that bind me twist and fray.
Scatter, throw and cast away
My dreams through wrists I slitted make
Thirsty craven earth I slake
So drip by drop my tick tock sands
Leak like blood right through my hands
I drift to sleep at Death's behest
Dreamless in eternal rest

© 2015 Connor Dillivan


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Added on October 15, 2015
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Connor Dillivan
Connor Dillivan

East Lansing, MI



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I am a novice writer looking for the opinions of other writers in improving my works. I enjoy writing and hope to do more of it in the future. I have been busy recently with classes and work, but plan.. more..

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