Monday, August 2, 2010

Oblivion

Take me back to oblivion
Take me back before it had begun

I’ll carry it along, but let’s run-
Let’s run and hide

Let’s run through the straps of memories
The blistered visions,
Let’s run through them

Bring me back to the day where the sky was blue
Crossed by an array of faded colors
Entrap me in that moment of-
Serenity

Let’s change time
Let’s go back and befriend me

Let me take you back
To the time before it had begun

Let me show you through-
The fast-forwarded emotions
Why weren’t you there?

A moment in time-
Barren and strewn
I just wish we could run and hide

I could no longer shed those leaves
The branches are too weary-
they're falling apart

I could no longer hold my roots
they've grown too weak and frail-
they're withering away


So why don’t you take me back,
take me back to where it all began

Why won't you take me back to oblivion?


9th of Jan, '10

Words

They tremble-
they fight and struggle across your lips
but the cracks widen-
they splinter too far apart

They keep swelling, and your mouth is bruised
they gather-
settling down at the edges of the parted lines

Your lips are sealed together
you could feel the fractures overwhelming-
the distorted shape of your heart

Pins and needles attack your brain
the pain strikes
the feathers and twigs pertained at your head fall off

discolored

you're battered, fragmented-
yet you refuse to speak them-
adhering to what is left of the bits and pieces of you

they keep rendering and sawing
still-
they're not spoken through those promised stitches

They think-
their gateway to your soul
those silver strucken eyes with muted air

Fatigue-
you're merely frail
clutching to the groove sound of life

yet they strike them-
they collect and gather their array of meanings
they dwell at the opposite sides of your eyes
they're fed by your lingers
the lashes warm them from the fragility of your soul

discolored

the words camouflage themselves in tears-
tears that draw eons and streams of meanings

tears and sentiments-
they're discolored.

december, 2009