Monday, April 13, 2015

Portions


Traveling in eternal silence, with many unwritten words, flashing forward, I grab one or two but they always flee too soon, from this hand that can't support them. it can't support them. I'm sorry, that 'sorry' is needlessly my conclusion, with an awful lot of details above the surface, I sit-still and choose to pick sorry.

I'm sorry.

I want to be a part, contained by you, take me into your arms, as heavy as that sounds, I know I always linger on your shoulders, outside of time, with my hair nested, in between your neck. I know I moan too loud, to engrave my fingers on your back, I know I sting sometimes, half ruined with a past I can't seem to understand. I'm sorry, I've locked that door so many times, that you stopped wondering why.

Anguish and I share the same bed. desperately bond to each other, like two characters dying in a book; narrated with a foreign tongue, where the pain is only felt. 

Thursday, April 9, 2015

Interlude


We lie down, in the whispers of a night, bare chested, skin against skin, clinging to the heat of our bodies, underneath a warm blanket. he puffs his cigarette, I circle my finger around the tiny hairs on his chest, feeling his heart beating under my palm. I watch his lips streching into a secret smile, I tug him, just a little, 'take me with you' my heart sings, to explore an expansion, of his mind, mine, ours, spending hours contemplating the insides, he looks at me and smiles, that patient loving smile, that speaks of gratitude, blessing the moment for its bliss-filled perfection.

We talk about life, painting meaningful explantions, we talk about God, we talk about devoted surrender, and fear of not being good enough; fear of never being good enough.

He brushes my hair, abandoning his cigarette with a third inhale, 'come closer', we lock in a tight embrace, I breathe his neck, he smells of everything I trust, everything I've longed for; sustainability, I once thought impossible. he smells of love, he smells of everything I love. he'd breathe me in, my hair reminds him of what he misses each morning, the fuel that keeps him going. 'home' he sighs heavily, a lonesome traveler's dream of saying this word.

I pull away, to take a look at him, him; whom I've been waiting for. with glinting eyes, I place my hand on his chin, leaning in, I kiss his lips, once again, I'm reminded of heaven's promises, 'make love to me' I kiss him again, tenderly over the ear. he rolls over to dim the light, and all I feel is union. I am one with the one, I am coming home. I am finally home.

Wednesday, April 8, 2015

This



This is not the two years I've spent in quiet resentment, wearing my denial as a veil, tip-toeing around my shattered pride, desperately trying to stamp meaning to the bottomless of a bad experience, peering out a hole in which to pour all self loathe

This is not my pity-filled pain of offering my heart as a consolation prize, settling for being the second act, to a boy who shoved his insecurities so deep down my spine, that so much as mentioning his name, my lips would drip of poison, and washing-off hate, is like melting ice from a worn-out heart

This is not my pathetic attempt of stepping out of the frame of a victim, scattering all pieces of a life, with it's full weight of hopes and dreams, disrespecting it, by locking it to the background of a sulky little chapter with it's drenched title that reads 'unrequited love'

This..

This is when knees turn to dust, when grieving turns to seasons, you wear it month after month, when brokenness makes you feel like home, and strangers become the closest thing you've known to comfort

This is all my prayers drifting unanswered, into darkness inside of looming darkness, with a piercing guilt hunching my back, bending the back of my mind in refusing to accept that reality still stands

This is when bitterness turns tasteless, timid, vague and shapeless for my sweaty shaky palms to pick it apart, to wallow in the aftertaste of it's passing flavor and the binding starvation it leaves behind

This is when loneliness becomes persistent, tempting and seductive beyond my flimsy ability to bear it, devastatingly watching, as the dread dawn in, encircling the ruins of my dead conscious

This is the exhaustion of not knowing how to communicate my feelings to my family, how to dress this self in words of stones for a connection to recognize the sealed-in noise, and alleviate this heavy burden feeding my tired soul

This is the echo of a million cries, ringing like old church bells, swallowed in the vastness of my own cowardly emotional blankness

This is all the late night thoughts I've poured onto the delicate papers, smudged in running black ink and pointless indulgence, only to numb my static senses, till I'm no longer in focus

This is all the sleepless nights, I've spent with anxiety crammed in my single bed, chasing after answers with a consuming desire that'll never allow me rest

This is the unsettling misery, skittering like blue birds, every morning, at the dusk of my window,  carrying forgotten truths from the blurry nights of before, waiting for a chance to get in

This is powerlessness, watching the one I love, breaking, suffering, fading away into sickness, stealing the brightness of tomorrow's promises with him

This is hopelessness cracking my rotten bones, tossing, stirring  memories of my passing father, unwillingly, dragging me through a doorway of a distant home

This is the sound of stretching arms, into the blue glassed sky, at the sharp-razor edges of a sunken sanity, asking 'Is there even happiness after this one?'

This is the wall of silence I've built, around the wound that'll never mend, the raging storms I lose myself in, the separation I'm forced to live with

This is anger confused with sadness, boiling an ocean inside my chest, burning every good thing I've got left, smearing the little faith that chain me in

This is sorrow tucked deep under my sleeves, searching the dark rooms, for a familiar face, to sit silently and escape the raining seclusion of grief

This is loss, tracing the emptiness of what once was, longing for, rewinding a past, knowing all too well, it's never coming back

This is acceptance, hard-knocking acceptance of a shivering naked truth: of a cruelty, of reality that doesn't wait for anybody, shadowing fear in every move

This..

This Is Life, both tragic and beautiful, and I'll never know the half of it, no matter how far I carry this brittle tune 

Tuesday, April 7, 2015

Dreamhearts 1&2


With you, In that window seat, that smells of newfound hope, where you leaned your head, next to me, whispering an eternal melody, while your breath danced circles around my neck, before melting your name to my skin; this very skin that is burning holes for you, urging you to persuade the wind off my feet to carry me and dance to longtime coming; to joy. again, again and again.

****

Silence stretched before us, between the distant gaps of longing looks; breathing became steady patience. I leaned forward, he froze. I froze too. we promised to make it worth the wait. a promise that is heavy with a foreignness, our bodies won't understand. lust dwelled in my fingertips. I seemed to have lost myself to his shadow again. words unspoken, I caught a few glowing my soul. my eyes dared to translate; subtle mouth emotions. 'here' my heart's awakening: 'I belong to only you'. he drowned me deeper into his water. singing tunes I never knew. 

'I love you'
'I love you' 

Saturday, April 4, 2015

Melancholy


Melancholy is sweeter on the roof, after midnight; the isolated hushed hours, when life is enveloped in a quiet brush of memories, breathing becomes lighthearted.

The wind speaks of names, I don't speak of anymore. Its silent as I hand a fleeing short attention, I pray; questioning: 'did I finally wish my past away?' 'listen' it starts again 'listen to the silence'

I've loved many peculiar things; my father's favorite watch that stopped telling time out of respect, the loneliness at fourteen that taught me how to forgive, the warm beaches of my childhood where I encountered life's early myths.

Now, the night-sky echoes with a howling hope, few things are hard to understand; absence is one of them, loss is a close other. 'breathe' the wind says 'breathe before its too late' the dim of a timid star, wondering: if this will ever be, good enough one day.

How To Do This Again


Its been so long.

Oh, sorry. I've mistaken you for somebody else.

I miss this. typing. brushing my fingers on a keyboard, playing dress up with words, and being the all in corny. but in charge!

So this has been what you can call a breeze-er. an awkward first handshake with an old mate, who's been feeling quite rejected for a long while, but is too cool to admit it. (too personal, abort abort)

A lot has happened since January, I've wrote a little, cried a lot, learned and carried myself. I haven't mentioned it before, I've been working as a teacher, quitted only recently (as in a month ago) honestly, I want to write about my experiences in the school, I have met so many brave bright and beautiful young girls, who I have connected with so much, it was truly a sad day for me, when I had to leave, the love I have for them, the love they have shown me, I was immersed in blessings, gratitude fills me, till this day. Bless them girls!

Oh, I got a twitter (lets rip the band-aid off, and get it over with) if we had ever encounterd in life, the first thing you'll fetch about me is, I am (oddly proud) not in any social network. The incessant communication, and constant messaging makes me want to rib the hair off my very ends! but to my surprise, I like twitter, or should I say, *liked it for the first month, going bald, send all the help.

Blog Person. Because. Imagine. A. Cave.

Yep.

Before I run-off, I'd like to add to this pointless space:

I've missed you. have you lost some weight?