Like A Voodoo Spell
Cast under a sea of dream
I pardon
Lying beside a wall of glass
I cry
The world is shifting
Slowly
I age
Locking away a million thoughts
Stored
I am left missing
A door is slammed shut
In a mirror I have found
At my side
I gaze
At the wonder behind me
The light reflects off
I sigh
A word is silent
Yet the absence is loud
Many moments have passed
Unexpressed misguidance a burden
I suffer
An unhealed wound left open
I cringe
In the pain that stills
Only if the sea is black
The stars have vanished
A mouth without its kisses
And an eye without a sparkle
A vision is blurred
Through angel tears
All burdens are heavy
On the weight of one world
Something
I say
Is wrong
But the memories I know
Are far off
No trace of loneliness
Stains such a sweet disgrace
Yet the way the world shifts
And the ground rumbles
Lightning lights the skies
And rain marks a beauty’s eyes
Like magic
But with a bit more blue
I am vulnerable to this
Unthinkable incident
This undesirable moment
Its empty
This strength I have left to offer
I no longer hurt
My mind is numb
You cannot see the mask
And never will you again
But
I am still stuck
In the same dream
But like I always say
Rest in peace,
The memories that need to die.
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