Until We DieA Poem by CASAlliteration practiceDreaming of drinks in a dimly lit room Drawing satisfaction from the dirt on the couch and the dust on the table Doors don't open for my dreams, they only open to the sound of decisions Decisions that drain me of everything I have but The dreams drizzle back into me and I am no longer dead For now, I am dizzy Dancing in the dark with delusions of you dancing with me I don’t realize I’m going down a dark hole Getting deeper with every dream Because every dream is a delusion and the depth of my decisions has left me dead My face defaced and daybreak never coming because I am descending into the depth of this dimly lit room My delusions dilute the reality behind my deformed eyelids I am falling endlessly into the dark But in my mind I see daylight Muted by dusty drapes over the disgusting windows The remnants in the ashtray are a delicacy And you’re there too Your demeanor destroys everything else I’ve dreamt All that I’ve dealt with, all that I’ve done was done for you And I’m done with the end being over I’m still a deadbeat I’m still dead I haven’t seen dawn in days, I’ve only seen dusk And while dusk is decent there is a delight to dawn that you just can’t defract But I am dead I will write upon your divine skin declarations of what I want I hereby decree that we will bask in the dusk for our own delight Dawn has gone and we are left with trust The beginning is over and even though death usually means the end I see it as the middle We will peer through the drapes to see the rain dripping down the panes And we will find delight in the dirt on the couch and the dust on the table And we will clink our drinks, toasting to destiny, and we will dance in the dark until we die © 2015 CASAuthor's Note
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