The moon is orange, like blood
diluted in water, it glows
intensely. I stare at it
and wonder at the night---
its silence
its breeze
and horror
awaiting
unveiling.
I stare at the book--
'I Have The Right To Destroy Myself'
and revel at the thought
of the orange moon tonight
and the same colored moon
on the book cover
i look out my 10th floor
window, watching as people
stand above the ledge
of their building's roof decks
waiting for that silent whisper
echoing through
the nights lunacy
lighting a cigarette
i take a slow drag
burning the paper
to a centimeter of ash
and like a silent signal
as i tap at my cigs end
ash falls
so do my actors:
one landing straight to the ground
face down
the other, sadly scares
a driver as she splashes
blood across the windshield
and the other, hangs by the iron rod
skewed to this inevitable death.
i take one last drag
from my burning vice
and just like that
i leap with them
to a destiny i can
no longer tell.
The moon was orange, like blood
diluted in water, it glowed
intensely. I stared at it
and wonder at the night---
the silence
the breeze
the horror
awaited
unveiled.
Reviews
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Christ, Phige. Talk about graphic.
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Didn't think it was.
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Stanza five made me feel ill.
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Heh.
Thanks anyway.
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Siaynoq
August 10