Bad books.

Bad books.

A Poem by dukovan

I'm dreading things,
so I wont take you seriously.
The clock grandfathered me
I swallow every second, counting one, two, three...

My hands sweat on seeds
that open to a dream
that grows so close to me.

Your hand stings,
and I turned the other cheek.
I can't open up my mouth
and you can't tell me how
this story goes.

I carved our names in trees.
I didn't see you opening up to me.
Now I hardly sleep.

When you recite me
do you wonder what I mean.
You flip pages made of leaves
while you're naked and I'm asleep.

Don't leave
keep quiet
don't let anyone know.

Don't speak
it won't grow
if you keep it to yourself.

© 2012 dukovan


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When you strip out all the meaning, when every letter you've devoured, is it then that you speak, is it then that you see?

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Posted 12 Years Ago


dukovan

12 Years Ago

The meaning changes with me, and the people around me that I love.
Pi Cee

12 Years Ago

Love is like water. Forever changing, moving, unhinging. But all you have is all that's there, and a.. read more

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A Poem by dukovan