raindrops
tapping on the window
are like my
thoughts falling down to be heard
resonating
deeper into the ears of a lover of thoughts –-
who holds a
knife in a land of »what if«'s and »if only could«'s
in the end
I always stand naked, with no place left to run to
there is a
certain joy in throwing things away
changing
our identities, fixing our routines
I dug a
hole in my heart and waited what would fall into it
-- countless
memories lingered there, locked up for years
-- funny
how some things find balance on the edge
too often I
stood paralyzed -- swallowing my words
taking
comfort in the thought if I hold my eyelids closed really tightly
I can erase
a particular moment, pretending it never took place
on this
side of my reality, but it seems unjust to the moment I'm living
to be
influenced by another from the past
-- but my mind
loves to cheat
time brings
a tide which washes away colour and leaves us
with faded
memories; we so easily dismiss our past as how naive
we seem to
have been; we are not who we say we are
never let
go of the painter, who brings back colour
-- to what you almost forgot
*
lovely!!
ReplyDeletenice...esp like that second stanza...the joy in throwing away...my fa line...I dug a hole in my heart and waited what would fall into it..that is just cool...ha...the washing out of the color to faded memories is a great touch too...nice write...
ReplyDeletethank you...sometimes we cling onto things, but forget the memories.
DeleteOh this is good. I agree that one should never let go of the painter who brings back color to those faded memories. We really need to KEEP color in our lives one way or another. Very nice.
ReplyDelete(I fixed your link. The one you HAD put in did not work.)
thank you :)
Delete(and thank you for fixing the link, I didn't check if it works).
We are lead to believe memories are fixed but they are very fluid and can be made to dance as we wish. A very enjoyable read.
ReplyDeleteyes, we do bend our memories, and change them...until they are just shades of the reality they were once...thank you.
DeleteCurious - why do you have both word verification AND moderation in place?
ReplyDeletethank you for pointing out the nonsense of having both. the comment section didn't work for a year or so, I didn't actually know it didn't work, so then I played with settings.. and so on.. it's fixed now.
Delete...i would say this is the most sensitive write i've read in pantry... i can relate in so many accounts you've stated here for it rings truth... thanks for sharing this... smiles....
ReplyDeleteglad you can relate! :) and thank you.. means a lot that you find it sensitive.
DeleteI love these words. Really impressed by you writing.
ReplyDeleteRight from the beginning it was brilliant. The opening 3 lines:
"raindrops tapping on the window
are like my thoughts falling down to be heard
resonating deeper into the ears of a lover of thoughts –-"
were really good. Keep it going. :)
thank you, i do think the beginning has to have that something that pulls one to read the rest :)
DeleteAhhhhh I love rain
ReplyDeleteit's the best kind of weather ;)
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