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HEADSTONE


An ice capade of fireworks one life's just like the other once complete they cut the cord then hand you to your mother . gather now a life that's ending protect the stillness a wind goes rending one lonely star will fade forever as words inside my heart untether . REMEMBER, there is only one sky under which we all must die colors of that night turn red now we only trust the dead when witnessing these fallen notions, (means everything) we ride the oceans. . I'm happy to just sit alone With sandy beaches as my throne and largely realize how small my breath as life expires these bones of death . the moon's reflections cease being caught poetic words may bleed in thought survival ends but once per life stopping any useless strife . what will your HEADSTONE finally say? . I want mine to read... ⚓ANCHORS AWEIGH⚓
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Nomad1c

Having become late deafened, I now use poetry as a form of bridging the comm. barrier.

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