Odins wain
Stargazing; but believing in nothing
So we are nothing.
I'm longing for something-
but I'm with someone that longs for nothings.
It's sad.
Because every emotion I have
has been placed inside this bag
and I've given it to my dad.
And these thoughts that I've had
are on a path to nowhere.
I want your home to be somewhere beside my chest in my every breathe.
Waning on my every flet.
Blessings in my every step.
I was enchanted at birth
and in my demise I die alive
so in death I cheat
and in these sheets
we meet our happiest beats.
I wanna wage war on your vessel at the level that the Vikings would boast of my battle.
I will concur and unravel
every lock every single tower.
In these hours I make you fade off
forgetting time exist.
I'm a master at seduction-
and pleasures my greatest gift.
So with this kiss I make you forget
all the things you seldom did.
But when I leave;
you'll gaze off into the night-
wondering when will I return.
But I can't because I'm on your path;
ahead of you, trying to figure out for you exactly how you long to get from nothing:
to everything.
We had something and you lost it;
because you thought too much-
about how it could hurt you:
if you let me in too much.
Now we talk again
trying to get back to how it was.
Gazing at Odin's Wain praying don't rush.
Something wrong with this poem?
Replies are closed for this poem.
Your Poem's Voice
See what makes your poem unique — its voice, energy, themes, and the literary traditions it draws from.
Comments (0)
No comments yet. Be the first to share your thoughts.
Log in to leave a comment.