A gun craved in my tongue, so pardon me,
You can't have a clue how my cheeks look on me,
Someone said "I'm here always" but I had to drink too much,
I'm not a firework you will touch,
Who said that I'll be living in a novel,
Melting in bed, thinking about a new bottle,
I sleep in films to feel that I wear glasses,
the time with you is a red splash,
Faster as wind, passionate as sin,
I'm drinking more, I can't be more thin,
My spine feels worthless, a dress full of dirt,
I might be the most lovable, and most hurt,
Denial can't happen with you, making me feel cute,
I lay on something black, there where my root shoots,
It makes me laugh, how I bent because of roots,
A mouth became a shotgun, killing insanely,
All of my words were meant politely,
I know I can't travel the way back, I know it well,
The real attention, breaking the perfection, yet can't remember where I fell,
I hope you will never blame me when you meet me in the closed heaven,
Your weather can't undo, hands wrapped in depression,
Fearing would not see your adorable expression,
A girl on the train with fast seconds.
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Beyond The Glass
PoetryPutting poetry and prose on a glasses, A time passes, The scar built gashes, a sake of my health drew ashes, This poetry talks about the glasses, and my Cancer journey.