Pulsating wiresA Poem by SilentVersesSimple little words, they worm their meaning and hurt, burn, their way through my memory.
There are wires running in tandem
beneath the flesh of your wrist, where they rested their weary heads, and ran electricity through your hunger. I want to trace their paths with my words and let the patterns pull me into a spiraling maze of despair. For I know where these wires go, and where they will end. When the little specks were swallowed, your wires pulled the puppet from death's wanton grasp. A phone call, and I ran to save the frothing despondency. Your anger whipped me but, fallen limp, your argument held no poignancy. You fell to the floor anyway; to lick the tears of my grief. I'm empty, turning to stone from the inside, as you flourish and burn brightly. I cannot face your brilliance; so, blinded, I turn away. I stole your wires, with the moon as my guide I held them to my breast and let my veins consume them. Alas, they smelt deceit and forced a bleach through my form, ridding me of my dirt till there was nothing left but chasm. And I feel myself being obliterated. You've got wires running in tandem, and they make up your empty skull, where bumble bees did once reside. They pulled you from my grasp, and so, defeated, I run naked within ropes of mist. © 2011 SilentVersesReviews
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StatsAuthorSilentVersesHong KongAboutI adore reading, it is where my love for the written word has originated from. My favourite writers are Sylvia Plath, Fyodor Dostoevsky, j.d sallinger,Ken Kesey, Primo Levi and Virginia woolf. I exp.. more..Writing
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