A Cesspool of Drafts

A Cesspool of Drafts

Title: Miss Enigma

Your lack of eloquence enamors me,

a break in logic in the world of formality 

The thoughts in your mind, 

frictions infinity into rough corners 

This whirlpool inside of you, Miss Enigma,

has my attention converging into a singularity

The surrealist in your strokes of makeup, 

paints a canvas that hides

the wilderness that lives inside of you

You’re ugly pretty with utensils, 

the desperation of a huntress, and I am your prey.

So tell me, Miss Enigma,

Will my lack of manners excite you, too?

Title: Till The Wendigo Consumes Us All

Drown me in the depths of your misery,

I will carve through tides of sorrow 

Watch me take flight, descending into your darkest abyss

It rises now,

the evil pulling us under

Yet, basked in your holy radiance, 

I stand unyielding

Till the Wendigo consumes us all,

I will stay by your side.

Title: Lamenting A Zombie 

Is this what magic is?

A thought that never eased 

ever since you came into my life

With you, I feel like I belong to this wretched world not made for me

The mysteries of the world, 

feels redundant when I’m with you 

The nothingness that expanded into, 

the vast universe that denies the divinity

And still, I refuse to believe,

I’d find someone like you

in another life, I take

My only friend,

if I could only muster the words to tell you 

how badly I await the answer to,

the evening we met

Beyond the pearly gates, if there are any, I’ll be sure to leave you an answer 

Because I will never forgive you,

if I bid you farewell first.

Title: Symphony For A Dead Lover 

My lover,

she’s dead in the moonlight

Her cascade eyes haunt me, 

on puddles and broken glass 

I crave her touch evermore, 

her fingers caressed my soul

As the Sun sets, her funeral begins, 

twilight breaks into howls and agony

I cradle the image of her with every breath I take.

I have sinned too much to ask, 

for her forgiveness from the void

Could a kind soul please,

pray for my dead lover’s soul?

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