A love song for friendship
“The love of poetry, Rare in this age of missiles.”
Melodies out of place
Gentle sińottaś on the oceanrunner
Space floating anon until it runs out of time
And you
You put the steel in my veins
Gestating innocence,
“Sleeping on the skin of a nightmare”
And you
Crawling carelessly through my daydreams
Seams
Seems
Screams
And you
Watching me from the corners
Temptations trepidating tremors
Feelings Feedings Freezing
But no words, within my breast
Tears drown my toes but not to grace my eyes
Because of you
Tongues of needles rest behind mine
Sands unroll across the dainty lips of your lungs
And I grasp at your shadows in the night
(@)(@)
Imagine to watch
Your nostrils grow in my sickness and I live in the pension of pedophiles
The sign of a pervert
The watch set at the end of a row
And he crawls and he crawls and he crawls
And you
There is no heaven in this rotting smile
The pins beyond these sullied fingertips can taste your evanescent lies
The slut doesn’t buy your filmint fantasies
{The slut is me}
Tempered to your solvent ivories
To tune the terrified tragedies that burn in the wake
Don’t shake the baby
The baby will curdle the shake
The artery fear melts away into pleasant embarrassments,
The hours still with silence
Sprites peddled passion fades
As tiered trepidations sing in simple string
No boombox under a window
No declarations belted past the sea
Just two chairs by a window
And you
Sitting next to me