For my love,
I'll keep them in my memory
until their last gulp of this life
they'll be my sweet sherry wine
and I'll always love their wine-stained body;
My soul flashes memories of baking
while dancing in the light of the oven
with my sherry wine
saying "I'll always love you"
until we're no longer;
But I tell the moon how they used to be my moon,
long before I knew what that meant
& when I'm speaking to the moon
she tells me about the stars,
how beautiful they shine
just for her locked eyes
while everyone's asleep;
I tell her about them
and how beautiful they are shining
when she is illuminating our warm bodies
but in the morning when I wake up,
the moon nowhere around
I start screaming for them
until my voice seeps away from my vocal cords
and my throat hurts
my sherry wine is all gone
until she inevitably comes back in my dreams
with the moon lighting me up.
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The Muse Of Nature & Incomprehensible Torture (poetry & prose)
PoetryThis collection of poetry and prose is all about my life, from the very beginning to very recently. It's a tale of my childhood, relationships of all kinds, all sorts of breakups, trauma, the ups and downs of being a teenage human, and the waves of...