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Tag Archives: sadness
Berated
Like silks saturated in gasoline, My heart burns slow, dank yet ready to burst. The poisonous glances of contempt thrown my way, the low flying words, rewriting a past which to me seemed sun filled and light, Woven into passages dripping … Continue reading
On Dry Land
Cocoa too hot to the touch As shocking to the fingertips as the cold tabletop is to naked wrists. The tactile sensations of life, intruding into my numbed psyche reminding me that I’m still alive. Stealing my thoughts back to … Continue reading
We Touched
It shone through our every cell like tropical sunlight through a house of glass. I know you felt it too. Shimmering warm and casting rainbows on the walls and floors. My heart laughed in a tone I had never heard … Continue reading
Heartache
Heartbreak comes when you realize that your words were misconstrued. An aching in the chest so deep it gives your soul the illusion that the thickness of your ribcage is one of unfathomable depth. You touch your heart and wonder … Continue reading
Holding Ballast
Like swimming through dense fog, Moisture seeping into my thoughts, Dampening them, weighing them down, So laden, they drag deeper, Moving slowly like leaden fish, My heart aches like the lungs of a diver as I gasp into the clouded … Continue reading
One more bottle of beer
He was taking the meat in his white, freckled hands, forming it expertly into tight round patties. It takes both strength and dexterity to move with the grace that he did and I watched the muscles in his forearms shift … Continue reading