The Adjuster

The Adjuster

A Poem by Lana

Running
Leaving traces of black tar 
And insomnia running on your face
Dark circles encircling your fate
When you walk by, you terrorize the stars
Swallow the flies
Gobble down your own lies
And caress the view of your past
The green speckles of your blues
The pale moon on a cruise to bad news 
Your latin words and academical endurance of sin
That only litters the heart of your thrills,
Your morals were spent on diamonds
And your inner dormant infant
Accumulated a lack of love for wealthy reasons
You are a shy fog
Not daring to blur the view for anyone
But you'd rather explode in the air
And get drunk on a fake name

© 2025 Lana


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Added on March 11, 2025
Last Updated on March 11, 2025
Tags: love, life, fear, death, money, society

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