I gazed up and I saw myself
In the fluorescing stars
Glaring light, lustrous eyes beam
Despite the blinding black that does surround
What the obstructing light cannot cloud.
And I felt bubbles rise up my chest
Engulfed my liver and stomach with zest
And I floated while the froth cascaded
Trickling down from the sky
And the smiling, gleaming eyes,
With a last goodbye wrapped me in within myself.
In the dancing dark did we really feel
The bubbles bursting into waterfalls
And melting our bodies, nearly heal?
I only wish for you
If you felt the bubbles too.
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Excerpts From a Lonely Heart
PoetryYou are holding my heart. Peel off a layer - there lays an enigmatic labyrinth. Dig deeper, and you will come face to face with a mystifying puzzle. The thing with a heart is that it does not only go deeper. It is such a dynamic complexity that it...
