Silver lined clouds
Set against
Rolling horizons
Bring promises
Of a better tomorrow.
Yet.
As we speak
I watch the clouds fold up
While skies get washed obscure
And I just can't hold up
My coming sorrow.
And so it rains
From space...
Across terrains unprepared.
As floods wash away in chunks
These earth slabs.
And now all I have
Is a desert
Of self-doubts, worries
And what this love is all about.
So do I sit around
Until the green is washed right back
And then erased again?
Or do I lean
Upon a cactus
Telling all my stories to the sand
When I am faced again
With re-establishing my glory
In this jaded land?
And have you ever heard
Desert thunder?
Such a pure listen
When not a noise stirs
And all you hear
With ears so sunburnt
Is the sky exploding
And coming down in rays
Of all your fears and blunders...
Makes you wonder
Why you feel the way you feel.
I guess... here, the Sun
Shines so bright
That I am blinded
By its hazy glow
And piercing light.
And how it does what it does best:
Melt away my skin... my soul...
Until I'm just a fragment of what little I had left.
And I'll send bone-whispers
To the empty sky
In hopes that all my little blisters
Catch a vulture's eye.
And then he'll know
Through all my journalized cries
That he will soon feast.
For I will soon
Exhale
My final spoken piece
Before a dying sigh...