Climb the highest mountain, punch the face of god

Some days I need the sun to warm me

The rays dance death upon me.
Flowing blackness disguised as beauty.
Angel's dive bombing me, I cherish the sound
Of their anonymous whispers.

"Twisted,"
They plead, wrenching my heart
From a void into a mass.

I am floating as we die.
Fleeting moments become laughable, precious.
My blackened tongue slurs out
Tarnished sentiments.

I wish I could go back.

The shattered remnants of five years ago,
When I awoke, haunt me.
The constant drifting bump of a beat
That couldn't be touched.

So slaughtered in memory,
The ceremony of remembering and
The instance of being beside myself
Leave me breathless and sick.

Stolen away from me was a life
Where success could be measured.

Instead, I sit lifeless, dreaming of the day
That elegance waltzes back to me,
No longer beside myself in time.

8-7-11


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