A chronicle of the misadventures of a would be writer

Thursday, May 6, 2010

Elegy on a Light Bulb

It flickered
Like the shy blinking
Practiced to perfection
By the seasoned coquette.
It has lived;
Its virtuosity
Illuminating
So many.
But no longer.
The darkness is alluring,
So deceptively soothing.
The time has come
For the heathen plunge
Into the forbidden pool
Rippling with ecstasy;
The time has come
To die.

Wet Dreams

It's a dark world
And all's asleep
I am no different.
But is my slumber peaceful?
My breath is ragged
While I writhe in bed;
The ebony silence
Teased by my moans.
I wake up
To a warm wetness
And an empty bed.
Another night joins
The sands of my hourglass;
As I wake up
Not to your gentle kisses
But to my tears