• March 19, 2015 /  Writing

    I woke anew this morning
    To a blue, indifferent sky;
    I cursed the callousness that let
    Such cheerful clouds drift by.

    The sun yet spun above me
    On an axis fixed and fast;
    Hours slipped as always
    From the present to the past.

    Yesterday changed nothing,
    And tomorrow will not, too;
    Though life should still its paces
    Now it walks no more in you.

    Many graves I visit,
    And many friends I’ve lost;
    Why should one more death
    Come with such a cost?

    I don’t know how to mourn you,
    but not from wrath or pride;
    I somehow never dreamed of
    A world in which you died.

    What a terrible fucking poem, it sounds as if it were written by a sixteen-year-old – no grace, no elegance, no – *the page devolves into angry scribbles*

    Posted by Ariel le Orban @ 3:06 pm