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Where Darkness Is


A darkness falls here 

behind eyes of silver crystal 

shimmering blue in a once present flare

of flames died down now 

hair, strands of golden wheat burned once in those flames

now there is nothingness, 

only the cold smudge of where life once bloomed

like lavendar

where the darkness falls

the darkness falls here 

in my viens

an anxious cry in the night pulls me closely

purple lips caress my pale cool shoulder 

gloss in my infintity 

of space

one solid mass of nothingness 

forced upon me by the cruelness of the dark

Darkness falls here 

where words once rose to a nonexistant heaven 

bloomed like the rose petals of your lips

your words become thorns

tearing my pale cold flesh 

insisting a dark lush red ensue 

My words once bloomed here 

like lavendar and softness 

on my departed soul 

words now fall short 

this is where the darkness falls. 

 

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