Burn, Burn, Burn

Burn, Burn, Burn

A Poem by Ben Rogers

She speaks a smoke of clouds and ideals,

As time bears down on the restlessness of her soul,

Words become notions and theories;

Philosophies of everything we’re rushing past

in the search for better days

She wounded my soul in her search for goodness

as I swirl in this cesspool, bathing in sin,

Drowning in myself,

all I cared of was her,

Sugars taste bitter since I tasted her lips,

Seconds are regrets I’m not beside her,

Moments become lost in the blink of her eyes

As I slip away to sell my dreams for pennies on the pound

I’m wheezing; she reeks of purity

If I were to drip ink in the sink in which she bathes

There would be protests and pickets at my door

My face would cover newspapers, signs and t-shirts,

I am an outlaw, who must leave her alone forever more

© 2014 Ben Rogers


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This is soo good! I love the struggle thats shown between selfishly wanting something something and knowing you shouldnt (morally) tarnish it. Great peice!

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Ben Rogers
Ben Rogers

Glasgow, United Kingdom



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I'm Ben, I'm a 23 year old writer living in Glasgow. I write poetry and prose. I'm fairly approachable so talk to me if you wish. more..

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