I stare,
as the hands revolve through seconds and hours
and times ticks— takes— me lightyears away.
Where from every click, my tectonic plates shivers
and my core, pumping— beating— was engulfed,
absorbed in a black hole, emitting waves of misery
as gravity pulls— sucks— my eyes deeper into my cheeks.
I wait,
until the sun beams— screams— its red lights of agony.
And my every tear, was a liquid meteorite
that drips— drops pieces of melancholy out my chest.
Until God took the daylight from the skies himself
and time ticks— tocks— my mother's last breath
8/1/15
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Aenigma
Poetry|| Short Story || Poetry || Collections of all the short shiz I have in my head