A poem of two comrades. And the reward they receive at the end of their journey.
Flesh tearing from the sides,
slowing down the beating of my heart.
Only one soul left to survive,
My friend, I wish you a lonesome depart.
Enjoy the blessings of this place
(if there are any,
because to me there's naught but
a lengthy and sorrowful race
leading to thorns and spikes to embrace.)
Unfortunately for both of us,
my friend walks over my limp self.
His gaze never falling to where I was,
but to only where I am now.
The large, gaping windows call forth,
his journey almost heralding an end.
"Live for me," I had told him.
"Breathe for me," I had yelled.
But as I looked up, his eyes told me
the very words I had dreaded:
"It was not the treasure nor the journey,
certainly not the reward we received.
But, my companion, it was you.
It was you who made me perceive,
that life was indeed a colorful bloom,
but, my sweet--
that is only if I were with you."
A grand piano pierces the long quiet,
an occasional companion to his footsteps.
His end is almost near, despite my riot.
The promise that he could have kept,
remains lost in the cold wind
that finally sweeps his life away-
to be reunited with me.
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the sun doesn’t know that the moon wishes to be engulfed by him.
the sun doesn’t know the moon wishes the sun to have many stars see him in all his glory.
the sun doesn’t know the moon looks up at all the billions of stars each night and day and wishes on each and every one that the sun can burn brighter, can calm his soul, and can feel at peace at last.
the sun doesn’t know the moon wishes to hold the sun’s hand, to be caressed by his warmth, even when others are scared by his heat.
the sun doesn’t know the moon sees him and loves him, even when his light dwindles a little sometimes.
the sun doesn’t know the moon will always cherish the sun, even when he doesn’t know how to cherish himself.
the sun doesn’t know the moon will always be grateful for the sun’s glow, even when the sun wishes that he didn’t glow so bright, cuz the moon will always be bright because of him and so many other planets will be alive and themselves with him there.
the sun doesn’t know the moon will love him always and forever, through thick and thin, through night and day, through death and life.
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Pride Poems Day #4
Theme: Transgender
Children of the Stars
Midnight.
I’m alone in my bed.
I get up stretch, and head outside.
Change into my favorite hoodie,
Walk to the field by my house.
Sit under the powerline, pull out a sheet of paper
How to see the Children of the Stars
Step One: On a clear night, go out to a place where the sky is open & visible
Step Two: Make sure you are alone, only certain people can see them
Step Three: Look Up.
I look around,
I am alone.
I look up,
And I see them
They dance and laugh among themselves
One glows pink, but she’s wrapped in blue
Another glows blue, but he’s clawing at the pink surrounding him
and handing it to her
There’s a yellow one dancing by themself on the horizon,
One flickers between so many colors it’s hard to tell what they are
A red and green band plays music in the corner
All around there are so many
Colors abound.
Some are gray, with only the faintest hint of color glowing from within
They haven’t yet realized they are children of the stars
Some people want to kill them, hurt them, twist them inside out
They haven’t realized they are killing the children of the stars
I’ll remember you, Children of the Stars
Never let another sun set
Where you aren’t loved ever again
I'll love you, Children of the Stars
For as long as I am alive,
There will never be a sunset
Where you aren’t loved ever again
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EPIC THE MUSICAL ODYSSEUS: Yelling his name to Polyphemus because he grieves his friend and out of spite when Athena triggers him with an order while grieving
ODYSSEY ODYSSEUS: Yelling his name to Polyphemus after having spent almost a week in a cave with a few of his comrades, trapped like rats, probably without food or water and without any gods for help or support, having witnessed half a dozen of his friends being smashed to the ground and eaten by a giant monster who didn't wish to give them a warm bed for the night and the customary Xenia gifts, grieving for the friends he lost in a traumatizing way and being triggered when that said giant monster who could destroy them with a flick of hand calls him a coward for not fighting head on
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the black tower - dip pen and rollerball on paper, some digital, 6"x9"
not a book cover, but you can imagine a story for it if you want
i inked the cloak left-handed cause my right was out of commission at the time
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