The rake of calloused palm against worn, sallow face; the loom of perfume on handkerchief lace
The dither of moonlight illuming the grey; the noir from afar to a time cast away
The burning eyes cooled by drying of tears; the sleeve used to grieve before anyone hears
The venom overheard by the children at play; the words that assure through the mind’s disarray
The throbbing, red lip with a taste of fresh blood; the blame, and the shame, and the memory flood
The shattered glass soul and phyche near rend; the long to go on, but a lust for the end
art: Pendulum by Margarita Georgiadis
Exquisite! I could feel each one through your words.
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Thank you, I appreciate that
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You are welcome!
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Damn! 🔥
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(:
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Reblogged this on The Lexicon and commented:
A wellspring of inspiration.
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