Left Ballooned
In rattled fear the bones and cavities that once held minds are sockets staring; sighing with the rush of blood in flesh of mine. My bones awake to calls from […]
Tag Archives: poetry
We are us and you
Voices are transmissions as your dreams rekindle loss of contacts over parsec-chasms, your closest friend, your lovers and regrets are nearer in your sleep. The ocean far below collects collective […]
On disaster of words
There are words that cannot be reversed; there are sentences that never should be said. Silence is filled with ambiguity and there is always a little bit of hope. Yet […]
You were a rivulet
Once you were a rivulet, cascading glittered independence, free, before desire, hormoned, bedsheets gravity turned you stagnant skin on skin, entrapped in bogs of merging tributaries, you are mired trapped […]
It’s spring
When breaking through the leaves what’s left in purpled hearts were wounds and scars, and scent of decomposing bones, when through composted death these stems of hope and buds explode […]
