28th Jan,2011A Poem by Alicante lullaby''We are falling apart because our centres can't hold''. This became my favourite sentence back in high school where the girls thought they looked prettiest when they were sad, at that time i didn't even know if it had been said before but i liked its rustic flavour and the palpable ,warming pain of being broken. (God you dont have any idea how it made me feel) it made me feel like i wasn't just existing, i was living,i only live on my dark days. My God is a big black disparaging one who doesn't need me and who makes me think there has never been anything more delicate and lively than depression, its pervasive and persuasive, it spreads hanging tight in balance like a cobweb. Back in high school i tasted stale beer and kept my uncles in my closet and got my heart broken and scotch-taped and there can't be anything more lovely than a highschool heart, it can be worn on a bracelet and one can brag about it or it can be thrown on an ouija board like a planchette...it will give truest answers of all. It is gullible like those pleated gray uniform skirts. In highschool, we'd all wanted to be called jaded we loved the ''j'' word because we didn't have the capability to hate and somewhere perhaps then black became the most powerful colour i had ever come across, shoving everyother colour aside,it plods on the screen, colouring,colouring, my iron lung,my resuscitator so very vital to feel and see and live but i love it most because it makes me write, it makes me believe that i'm a miracle and that i deserve another year to live, it makes me want to keep on writing and writing and writing. © 2011 Alicante lullabyAuthor's Note
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8 Reviews Added on January 28, 2011 Last Updated on January 29, 2011 AuthorAlicante lullabyAboutThe Hanging Man By the roots of my hair some god got hold of me. I sizzled in his blue volts like a desert prophet. The nights snapped out of the sight like a lizard's eyelid: The wor.. more..Writing
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