Pink is the saltiness in my eye.
Pink is the shivers down my spine.
Pink is the tension in my shoulder.
Pink is the fingers going colder.
Pink is the anger in my fists.
Pink is the lines on my wrists.
Pink is the blood on my hand.
Pink is the betrayal of men.
Pink is the hate in my heart.
Pink is my soul torn apart.
Pink is the vacant broken shells.
Pink's for the fallen in hell.
Agnes Lee
Topic: Pink (day 24)
Showing posts with label loneliness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label loneliness. Show all posts
Saturday, May 23, 2015
Sunday, May 17, 2015
Poison Me
For the stranded refugees in Southeast Asia
How in thy ordinary did I brand’d as poison pray?
Shunn’d like plague of winter nights in May.
Our tongues doth not meet. My mistress lost.
Mine children art gone. Mine name forgot.
Mine children art gone. Mine name forgot.
Paper identity sits at bottoms of waters.
I, no longer man, but pest in thy world.
Mine dirt and skin a deadly potion to touch.
Mine face bleeds acid in judgement eyes of angels such.
Mine voice the starving serpent hiss "Big bro'ers,
Mine voice the starving serpent hiss "Big bro'ers,
why art thou changing thy hands o’er o’er?"
Who the po’r unfortunate acquired me!
I yearn to clasp her embrace and feel their souls.
But storm, unkind and punishing.
It swallowed me whole.
It swallowed me whole.
Agnes Lee
Topic: Poison (day 18)
Saturday, May 16, 2015
Mrs. Montag
Inspired by the book, Fahrenheit 451, by Ray Bradbury
I got my stomach pumped tonight.
That’s no big deal. Everyone has done it.
It is almost a weekly routine for me.
In fact, I crave it.
They inject you with this amazing concoction
of dancing colors after you get pumped. It helps
you forget your pain.
They call it Euphoria.
I have tasted it so many times, the body has become
more resilient than the burning flames on the next
government street.
Protocol is to up the dose.
I crave protocol,
so I make sure I’ll always take one pill more than the last.
My insane husband has fled to join the hippies
on the tracks. Something about giving
happiness a try. I call it naivety.
Do I miss him? Well, I get the parlor walls
all to myself and the seashells are never offed
these days. I listen to them as I count the capsules.
The bombings in the adjacent city make the best songs
for each session. Upbeat and dynamite.
The poison coursing through my empty veins,
slowly seeping into my hollowed mind. Hear
the low hum of the machine, sucking the sleep
out, next to me. It sounds like his voice.
Euphoria. It brings me to the perfect world,
their perfect world, my perfect world.
Agnes Lee
Topic: Addiction (day 17)
Agnes Lee
Topic: Addiction (day 17)
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