Bermuda TriangleA Poem by Jonny The Savage
I'm lost in the past, searching for a future,
Every time I cut my throat, I wake up in the present with a suture. Every time I find meaning, it's another dagger in my chest. Every rhyme is an epitaph, a prayer that all real heroes aren't already put to rest. Art is dying (if she's not already dead); Most days I feel like crying, but tears don't get you ahead. If I said what I was really thinking, you'd be the first to rally "off with his head!" They look at me like I'm a mistake, a halfwit, a fool; But I'm the last original, in a sea of manufactured tools, All happy enough to see me put to death due to their master's rules. I can't help but feel that I'm the only one who can take my life, Otherwise, I'd bleed out, when you twist my back with your knife. I can numb myself comfortably but I can't forget your kiss. I let you see inside me, then you turned your head and walked away; But at the end of it all, it's your mind, not your flesh that I miss. I'm a lifeless shell of my former self, I guess that's what I came here to say..
© 2015 Jonny The SavageAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorJonny The SavageAtlantis, Apple RockAboutAesthete, philosopher and scholar first; and a writer, poet and musician second. A rather blunt individual with no regard for dogma or taboo. A curious soul seeking the truth beyond this mortal coil. more..Writing
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