Labyrinth
Oftentimes I sit and become bored of my thoughts. My own worries becoming tiresome.
It is in these times that I take business trips to the mind of my friend.
We’ve never mentioned it, but he knows when I’m there.
I wind my way through the jungle of his thoughts, and I wade through the swamp of his feelings, finding the forests in which I sit and share lunch with his demons.
God, I hate them,
But they know this land better than I do, and I need their guidance to find him sometimes.
So we sit on a nearby bench, and eat, and they help me melt away the facade.
I follow them until everything is blank.
I follow them until edges become indistinguishable from curves, and I can so longer identify the path from which we came.
Sometimes, they take me places I don’t even think he knows exist.
All The while I take note of the areas they avoid.
I notice when they don’t follow that staircase, or take me on a detour to avoid that room.
And I know those are the places I must bring him.
S.O.S
Like a loving poem goes
You were my home
Came to me with nothing but open arms
As I naively took you in
I craved your sense
you were my everything
From bliss to sins
It meant the world to me
The way you held me
To how you drained me
It wasn’t shortly after
this became a game to see
From how you uttered you loved me
To how you showed you’d blow me
From the smile in my face
To the scars in my hands
You were my everything
& while everyone saw us walking through rainbows
I was here stuck in this dull prism
#MyFirstChallenge #Prose
Art By: Willie Hsu
Crucified
I am crucified for my religion,
I am crucified for my skin color,
I am crucified for my economic status,
I am crucified for my beliefs,
My body and soul are condemned,
with atrocious strives
They’re preaching falsehoods, a disguised truth
Words of lies and deceits, for their own indulgence
But I am deaf of hearing, the poisons they spray
So, I am hunted and killed, for not looking their way
I am crucified for my free mind,
I am crucified for my thoughts,
I am forced to exile, to places not home,
A country man, without a country,
I am so terrified, each time the winds roam
I run, far away from the monsters,
but still nowhere to hide,
For my new home is the same,
for humans still live inside
If every where I lived,
my being is not suited, or posed a threat,
I would rather be exiled or crucified,
than being engulfed,
with the fire of bigotry or hate