Bannister Embrace

March 11, 2023 12:38AM

Title: Bannister Embrace I dread the fear of longing, When my eyes would search, For the sun in the night sky, Where all the answers would be, In the lifetime of “why’s” I’d find.

My head is clouded in purple hues, Filled with a bannister embrace, The lifeline I once created, Was caught in an eyeless gaze; Nothing is once as was it was made.

“Be kind,” I say to myself at night, Cleansing the mistakes that stay, Somewhere in the past or in between, Riding in the fire of our candle days; Absent in the empty schemes, my daze.

Hiding my words in metaphors, In a language that no one understands, Literal is a meaningless concept, Lost is a form of dance; Where I lost my only chance

I love in the face of evil, I hurt in the place of kind, I stand as an anarchic society, “My love, my love” I call out , But my love, nobody understands.

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