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Chant of Silence
I kissed the sky, and it fell silent
I met the ground with such violence
How awful to feel lonely in the company of the skull and of the spine
Sometimes, I can still feel his grunts vibrate throughout my jawbone,
the sour of his breath seeping into my blue skin
How awful to feel lonely in the company of the skull
The remains of a mangled mind stained with its body's own blood, shit, and tear
Reminiscence of the pain stays littered sporadically-
throughout the nerve endings and blanket of skin
There were seeds of shame planted in this body
Its infrastructure molding,
How awful to feel lonely in the company of the spine
The oxygen in the room had lost its importance,
Its touch all cloy, the taste of disgust
Its dignity followed yours and fell like dust through the cracks of the dirty floorboards
Its presence offered no help, no such luck
It sat
in its own silence
And watched from the corners of the shrinking room
As you're being torn apart from the inside
Choking on all the rough
From the spleen - to the spine - to the bum and all over again until his cowardice has cum
How awful to feel lonely in the company of the heart
Trying so desperately to remove the vandalism out of your barren house of bones
to clean all the spit and sob from the mess of hair
scrubbing even the shadow
Grateful for the short moment of numb
Listening to a silent song
Savoring the soft of being alone
How awful to feel lonely within the company of your own body
It's snowing now
The snowflake drips red
Iron taints it's taste
Its bitter cold outside but I can't feel anything
If the mind was a person, he wouldn't know her
If the heart was the earth, he'd destroy her
They'd all destroy her
And in the company of the skull and of the spine and of my silence-
I too, destroyed her
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