Anatomy of This Blog

Anatomy of this blog: a compilation of poetry--either written by myself or others--artwork, thoughts, emotions; any form of creativity.
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Wednesday, May 30, 2018

Which?

Which is worse?

Never to have loved,
or
Never to have b
                              e
                                   e
                                                     n loved?

Which is worse?

A hollow heart,
or
A f
       o
         r
             s 
               a
                  k
                     e
                                      n heart?

(b.m.)

Wednesday, November 8, 2017

Brewing

Something is stirring from deep within;
My hands are shaking.
My body is quaking.
A storm is brewing beneath my skin.

Like a dormant volcano inactive for years;
The pressure is building.
The air is chilling.
Threatening to erupt are my deepest fears.

The explosion, by nature, is cruel and relentless;
The screams are shattering.
The tremors are battering.
The victim, my spirit, is weak and defenseless. 

The screaming hushes and the shaking stills;
My soul is hollowed.
Then darkness follows.
Hauntingly silent, my loneliness kills.

Back to dormancy, I quiet once more;
The smoke clears.
Dried are the tears.
How long it will last, I cannot be sure.

I cannot be sure.

-b.m.

Saturday, September 30, 2017

Sparrow Song of Laughter

The sparrow sings his happy song, 
As clouds slowly roll along,
The summer night of mercy,
On the golden shores of Jersey.
His chirps of laughter bathe my 'tentive ear,
A sound familiar, and one I love to hear,
His joy abounds, to sing his cheery tune, 
In the midst of a dewy morn' in June.
His celebration lasts the whole day,
His life fulfilled, as if to say,
What joy must be to sing his song of laughter,
Without a fear of sorrow after. 

-father of the moth
(d.m.)

Wednesday, September 27, 2017

Fallen Star

What a heartbreaking thing,
For an asteroid or comet.
Once above as a mighty king,
Now a rock so common. 

I wish I was on the moon,
Dancing among the stars.
I'd fly up like a balloon, 
Take a scenic route past Mars.

Up there I'd be alive and free,
Away from this horrible place.
Think how wonderful it would be,
Floating peacefully in space.

Here my soul is constrained,
Weighed down by gravity.
To the earth it is chained,
Dreaming of the galaxy.

You see I'm simply not meant,
To flourish within this planet.
Patiently awaiting my ascent,
For now I am all but stranded.

-b.m.