You stamped on me Razed me down A genocide of my self I gasped and cried help You shut the door and the windows Tighter than ever I'm innocent I cried But it seemed to upset you even more A rebuking nobody How could I ? I am innocence I wrote in blood Excited, you smiled as I drained it all A crimson artwork befitting a desiccated lump I'm innocent Said the salty trails on my face You mistook it for a daring Now my eyes run dry I'm still innocent For I think i would still love you But that heart of mine You consumed the other day I'm. Just.
Slow mornings, ginger filler air and tea brewing a boiling red. The suffocating quilts, heavy but oh so warm ! A familiar touch on the forehead - "Good morning , get up and have tea," she says. So predictable and comforting. So uncomplicated the living. So less the words and such simple interpretations. These small hill town joys. I yearn for home.
Friday, June 19
For my musings are not literature, not even close.