Seal those broken cuts,
turn the switch off
to simmer down your pain.
Stand in the light,
shield yourself from this opaque day
and seize your ungodly hour;
because we will build
and then we will break,
we'll crack them open,
but only when I say when.
Mistakes are said and done,
but love doesn't die,
it's something that comes in a flash,
maybe a blessing or a curse;
it's all at once–
bombarding your flesh
again
and again
and again,
and again...
How does that feel?
It's painful
but it's better being safe than sober.
A mask of two faces,
perplexed with immortal traits–
we've all got some ideas,
perhaps needs,
but I'm keen on destruction
so let's break some plans,
let's paint it black,
let's build a highway
that leads us straight to hell;
maybe to heaven
a road that leads to two absolute traces.
A gender of a thousand races,
let's see how far we get
let's hide away
somewhere far,
somewhere near
but remember
we'll be coming back,
we won't back down,
we know the best is yet to come.
We can run up that hill,
have our little talks up by the fireplace,
and build a world of our own.
Then, we can break it.
Because madness
and destruction
satisfies our witty, sinful
hearts.
YOU ARE READING
Mellifluous Murmurs
Poetry❁ Freedom is allowing the crisp air to guide you through this forest we can call society. ❁