Can the rain wash your tears?
Solace you with it's allure?
It can. Hopefully forever.
But, forever was short for me;
Came and went and blew me awry.
You could feel it flow ever over
Fast and calm and.. always.. sullen.
Apropos, like it was never present.
I don't cry anymore
I can't...It, doesn't wash away
Only I wash away
Wash away every day
There is a clock in my room. A keeper of time and insanity.
A steady
tick....tock, tick....tock
beholds my ears. Yet through this tick, and by this tock a river flows that slowly grows.
Resting in my bed at night, I feel that river flow and in my mind it ever grows.
What is this tepid river from this clock, I will never know.
Yes, it is this clock that pours its sprocketed heart; with a deep and dark design, into the mind and evermore into my spine.
As I sigh, I see the time pass by. My temporal river that drifts myself nigh into the night.
And yet again I hear that
tick....tock, tick...tock.
I say to it, "NO, no. I wish not to feig
MY DESK:
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Uneasily resting before me is a desk
of substantial size and proportion.
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On the desk sit many small things.
A cassette, shifted to a slant, is juxtaposed
with a fervent heap of reflective disks.
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A keyboard presents itself with
frivolous linearity, but is slanted
like the cassette. And just as so,
a curvaceous, electronic mouse
accompanies the keyboard
and caresses it with an unusually long tail
that drifts off the desk,
uneasily resting before me.
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Nearer to the wall and daft to the left,
stands a beauteous sculpture of glass
blown to the shape of
A late night, during a sea bound voyage, is a delicate sight.
Green, indigo waves crash against a thin hull
and follow the vessel
in perpetuated cadence.
A bright crescent moon
casts it's eerie ghost,
a column of white light,
a companion to the cold,
so easily drifting on the precious
green, indigo water so gently crashing
against the thin hull
Breaths are surceased as steam from frozen mouths, gasping for any thin, frigid air.
Fingers are nested in gloves of closely woven cotton over-layed by leather and cuffs of hair.
Then it was dawn.
The father of day rose, to deluge his domain in orange light that danced iambic steps.