Lyric № 111224
Haunted
There was a room
It was cold and removed
At the end of a hall
Where pictures hung true.
And never 'nough light
To make out a face
Of children dressed up
By brides in white lace.
Dusty and old
Turned the house with its age
Like a book read too much
Cracked spine shedding page.
I still walk by quite often
Call it heartache, or need
I try remembering you, but...
Without chipped paint, or weeds.
Another Autumn's coming
With its frost and clear skies
Bringing winter upon me
Like the day that you died.
15 comments
Spot on, as usual.
like a fortune strip on fire
quietly warning
step aside
there's a motion in motion
stack smoke filling sky
like blood from a pencil struck heart
smacking through keyboard gears
do not wait
motion waits not for waiting
it will get here
when it gets here
and follow here.
Just be wearing
something flammable.
Without chipped paint, or weeds.' explain this to me, will you?
you know, getting older, overgrown? like a house would.
You've never seen an old overgrown yard with a house somewhere in it?
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