Lost and Found
by The Walrus
Posted: 01 August 2004 Word Count: 120 |
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I barred the steel bars
of my solid door,
leaving her
to freeze her arse
upon the coldness
of my doorstep.
I muffled her cries
with the expanding foam
of my ear plugs
while I strayed
into the playground of ghouls.
And from my house of horror
I finally emerged -
blood solidifying
upon my hands -
congealing in my heart.
And years of estrangement
left you seemingly ragged
but still you were there,
patiently sitting there,
your translucent fingers
clasping the bandages
to dress the self-inflicted wounds.
And while you lifted your wasting arm
and placed my head
upon your bony breast,
I heard the strength of your heartbeat
and I swore, never again,
to forsake you, my friend.
of my solid door,
leaving her
to freeze her arse
upon the coldness
of my doorstep.
I muffled her cries
with the expanding foam
of my ear plugs
while I strayed
into the playground of ghouls.
And from my house of horror
I finally emerged -
blood solidifying
upon my hands -
congealing in my heart.
And years of estrangement
left you seemingly ragged
but still you were there,
patiently sitting there,
your translucent fingers
clasping the bandages
to dress the self-inflicted wounds.
And while you lifted your wasting arm
and placed my head
upon your bony breast,
I heard the strength of your heartbeat
and I swore, never again,
to forsake you, my friend.
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