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Music
Heart of my heart
In the heart of my heart
Buried deep, so deep
Lies a tiny little chest of scars
Locked forever to sleep
“Wake”, said the pounding
Of my heart so weak
“Wake”, said my being
Ever so bleak
The little chest quivered
And began to queak
Speck
Oblivion
We painted skies, infinite
We painted oceans, deepest
We dreamed of love, unconditional
We dreamed of passion, unquenchable
Yet, again
We closed our eyes
Drifting to oblivion
Last petal
The flower wilted
Still wanting
Still waiting for love
Dropping it’s last petal
EPITOME OF VIRTUALITY
Being there
Really not existing
An image
A breathing hologram
That moves and talks
Passing each day
Fulfilling empty tasks
Creating void spaces
Falling deeper in depths
Unclassified, to knowledge
Wafting an essence of non existence
Drifting apart to bits of specks
Particulate nothingness
With a soul thriving
Craving for a life
In an epitome of virtuality
Death’s Whiff
The faint whiff of death
Was diffusing
Slowly finding way
Into life
Paralyzing
Getting a strong grip
Of everything it passed through
It was slow poison
Fatal
Screamed lethal ever so silently
Taking them away
Forever into her abyss
Threatening Walls
I turned the switch off
Of everything that numbs me
The emotions that weaken me
I don’t cry anymore, but
They’re welling up inside
I built walls strong enough
For them to withhold
To withstand their sheer force
Impervious to hurt anymore
I laugh instead of shedding tears
I don’t know if the walls are strong enough
Because, deep inside
The tears are accumulating
Threatening me
The walls might crack
I have no idea
What to do when they break down?
Can I handle the tsunami ?
The waves of emotions
That might break open surging
The death of flood
That might wash me away
Can I survive if the disaster occurs?
And build them back again?
As of now
I’m strong, maybe
The Phoenix Rock Star Princess
I’m the Original Phoenix, rock star
In the parallel universe
With anti-rock terrorists at war
Fighting the curse
I fell for the forbidden
The machine gun preacher
I was, you can say smitten
Anti-rock terrorism, he preached
To end our precious blood line
The end, their agendas screeched
But we fought without a whine
I met him once
“Die you infidel!” he said
I almost lost my stance
But only his eyes, I could picture in my head
The battle neared
Killing many, Antis and Rocks
Blood was smeared
People died in flocks
The dead Original Phoenixes rose from the ashes
And finished the battle
The dread was gone
Our coven was safe like always
And so was my love
Killing me in infinite ways
I still sing in tears, mourn
My heart, now as cold as ice
His ashes in the urn
My love never dies