Lyric № 119543
Pictures of June
Taillights receding, like blank eyes of red
with lackluster thoughts of leaving.
Theyâre brainwaves collapsing on film
for the entire world to see.
Taken out of context, with many lines of white
these words may seem complex.
Theyâre synapses collapsing on paper
for anyone to read.
Taking photographs of June
Consuming every thought
If only to release
These butterflies Iâve caught.
Copy fades, like fleeting afternoons
in the drawing of the shades.
Theyâre underwater lullabies
that no one can hear.
Illustrated passion spreads like new disease
but soon goes out of fashion.
Itâs an understated postulation
that no one cares to prove.
Taking photographs of June
Consuming every thought
If only to release
These butterflies Iâve caught.
9 comments
This actually goes with "Waiting for October" and another that will be my next post. A trilogy, I guess.
Illustrated passion spreads like new disease
A nice ring to that, and as a whole it's working.
I was thinking that each of those stanzas could be on their own, even expanded into more - then I hit the chorus and it gelled. So I guess you could go either way with it.
consuming/consumes - I struggled with that a little. Did you try it the other way too?
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