Witless Ways
And I had decided to go back home To live in the comforts of my comfort zone In my city beyond the lakes and rivers In my town I had
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And I had decided to go back home To live in the comforts of my comfort zone In my city beyond the lakes and rivers In my town I had
I can set the world on fire And call it rain. Find beautiful petals of rose In each blood stain. Hear the melody put finely in tune In every horrifying
Killed My Darlings My Little darling,Why such remorse?Your eyes veiled in sorrow,And lips sealing a sob. Why my dear,There’s nothing to cry about.Do not fearThat you’re about to die. Come
Falling slowly, so lightly, those leaves Falling like hearts made out of feathers Happily crashing on to the ground Is it not love?
Reflections I looked in the city. I looked at home Nothing of her in my memories Nothing of her in my thoughts I looked for her in my reveries. Not
I open up the bottle and savour the smell, The medication to all men’s sorrow, Who am I to do any well? First port is full of disdain, Each drop
;Osmosis The hardest pain to endure,Is when the heart splinters.And all the depth of the seas,Couldn’t measure up to its agony. And the wind still blows; the sun still shines,Despite
It’s been exhausting to write to myself, Over and done giving me my own help. Now it’s your turn to make me feel better, To not sing me songs
The Upbringings Taught to be good and niceTo elders, not the wise.Taught to be good and sweetTo all youngsters – kind or mean. Taught to be pretty and saneSensible in