Graveyard RequiemA Poem by KatDarknessWeird poem that started off as random lines scribbled onto my hands and wrists. Quite a few re-writes happened on my left wrist :)Sour notes from a severed windpipe, A graveyard requiem. Blue falcons perch on rust-silver gates, Smoke is the veil of a gemini moon.
My lips are pearl grey. Yours, white-gold, molten against my own.
Track-marks and tombstones, mark my Words and my hardening veins. Hit after hit and I Don't give a s**t About the dead girl in the mirror.
Your fantasies are full of chains, My collar ties me to the grave. I'll stand beneath these crimson rains And gamble away the innocence You cannot save.
My heart is pulversised beneath The grinding stone. The rain subsides, Now I'm alone © 2013 KatDarknessAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorKatDarknessIrelandAboutMy name is Kathy, and I am a psychological horror writer, who enjoys philosophy, psychology, art, writing (duh!) reading books by Stephen King and Karin Slaughter; and writing dark, abstract poetry an.. more..Writing
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