Nothing is what it seems
six feet under.
I keep catching flies
with an open mouth
and wonder why
voices speak of me from a distance.
Footsteps muffle
and break the daffodils
perched precariously over my head
and the sky feels so blue
it hurts my eyes.
I can hear the secrets
that make the grass go green
with spite
and birds' twitter sounds like
little old ladies
playing gin rummy
and cursing under their breath
over the gossip they're missing.
But the worst part is
I smell the reek of winter
seeping through dirt
in dry roots
pushing up dead daisies
some lazy relative left
as an after-thought
and know a sickening truth
lonely has become
my new best friend
and no tears
will ever keep me company
again.















Comments
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Words do my bidding! ....... Sometimes...
how it feels to be dead. or,
rather, how it would feel if
the dead could feel. it was
an enjoyable read, even though
there are a couple of things,
like flies six feet down. the
suspension of disbelief was
necessary anyway, so who cares
about little details?
good imaginative piece.
pip
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when a man refers to the woman
[who chose him], as his better half,
for once, he tells the truth. - llp - nov'09
I really like the flow of this.
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Live simply. Love generously. Care deeply. Speak kindly.
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Literotica
My stock-
It is like your wave lengths
are spiritually connected to mine.
Your writing has me feeling
every one of your words in the pit
of my stomach, where all true emotion
comes from...
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~nothing ventured, nothing gained~
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"the body is the vehicle, bound by time.
the mind is the mechanics, bound by logic.
the soul is the part from the whole attempting to be an individual.
and the spirit is what remains of the bond shared before there was time."
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