I am the sand dune
the wind is ever rolling over.
I am the sand dune
the wind is ever rolling over.
Show me where to go.
Don’t lead me by the hand.
Don’t follow.
Night and day, blurred.
Eyes droop, and bleed.
Ears ring. Silence.
My toes yearn for the earth beneath them, writhing.
My bones creak, swaying in my skin.
Breath. Rushing over dry tongue, down dry throat.
Rise, and fall.
In or out.
Vacant body, wasting in ruin.
Wrought.
celebrating 4:20 A.M. writing a short story in a night. Yea I got this.
The son grows spiteful of the father and, in solitude, grows cold.
The son grows longing for a mother and, in waiting, he grows old.
The man grows lonesome on his own. He feels, for nothing, he has grown.
The man seeks family of his own and, in the wife, a seed in sown.
The wife grows tired and leaves the son.
The man, unraveled, comes undone.
The son grows spiteful of the father and, in solitude, grows cold.
The son grows longing for a mother and, in waiting, he grows old.
I used to steal books from school because I thought it’d be cool to read them but I never did
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Full of desire but void of direction
The Submarines - 1940