Woe to the cacophony the soundscape that permeates tearing through space like star shine bludgeoning our ears bloody. I offer my life as is if it will give us quiet allow the mind to slumber the lungs to breathe easier the eyes to rest in curtains. The horrors beyond these lids consume the light eagerly ask for seconds knowingly; there is nothing left to us. Would that its hunger found me and I be devoured too. Please, nothing, take me with you; all the peace I’ve ever known lived only while I did not and died as I left the womb.
The sense decensed gnarled roots twisted lethargic grasping at the ground digging deep for a heart planted beating against the darkness the thrashing rhythm of a thing dying
What seeds can find in this discarded world will be made a tall and imposing thing nurtured by the memory of a time when the need for them was but the sound of wind blowing through playful leaves falling.
Brown is a stale companion as it turns yet the foundation for complexity by which all eyes have in time grown to yearn. Brown embraces those who fight desperately to find the cosmos in this entropy encouraging them to rise up and bloom to take ownership of their destiny all endings are beginnings when exhumed.
Red is a passionate lover that burns with a terrifying ferocity however with patience one will soon learn the chaos of love is no enemy what it takes it returns in ecstasy find a place for the heart and give it room let it find refuge in the revelry all endings are beginnings when exhumed.
Green is the friend never given but earned a destination built on empathy divined from the expression of concern and emboldened by generosity. Green will break walls with its tenacity upturning even the most concealed tomb tragedies reduced in this necropsy; all endings are beginnings when exhumed.
Colors come together in melody the bouquet of life becoming perfume our experiences in harmony all endings are beginnings when exhumed.
Where do the words go when I stop writing? Surely they are somewhere beyond my reach.
Do they mourn my loss as I do theirs or are they resigned beneath the shade of patience celebrating this moment of peace?
Is peace so important to the mind that it can end the purpose I’ve given it find its own and leave us both tortured or has the mind instead found itself lost and the words with it?
There is horror in silence lament the empty page but forget the mind, that was lost long ago.