stillborn

I was, before I am
In the still life I sought, but now I seek
The breath I couldn’t take,
That I will now receive
stillborn, it was mine and it still is

Before the dawn, I sat
In the ambers, I could not go

The burn of touch
And the sin of men
I couldn’t let go, I couldn’t believe

But now, I guess,
stillborn, in your love I’ll live.

whispering nightmares of the deep unseen//unfortunate to know yet tragic to not

a drag i am
a fool i try to be not
a little blunt, i guess.
but digress i shall not…

in words i am small
in pictures i speak little

in time, i might even wither
thenceforth an only hope – step over me not?

tinkering teethers, babbling oodles,
a riddle i might seem, but a riddle i am not

If you have life, breathe

Very often it is difficult to feel
The extent of the ocean;
how far-reaching it actually is

Just so, that my hands can never touch the sky
our feet periodically grazes the rebellious seaweeds that grow too tall;
rightly so that we may never be dragged within

How seldom it is, you have closed your eyes
and remembered melodies of spirits flowing through flesh;
that hairs tingle like they have nerves built in

It wasn’t often to have felt. What would be of now?

As is this prose, we are incomplete.

In entirety, What did we miss? In details, What did we lack?

A narrative.

“When I stopped thinking about life.
I stopped feeling it all.”

Carl is sad about life.
So everyday he takes the effort to visit the nearest joint.

“A painful journey.
One I couldn’t describe.”

for an illness he cannot define.
Any solution, he shall want to find.

“I am counting the days.
To when I can smell heaven again”

“Goodbye”

He says so, with a slight smile on his wry face.
Goodbye.