run
The clock struck midnight
And down went the axe
The pumpkin, glass slipper
All that was left
The clock struck midnight
And it all disappeared
Ball gown, carriage
Nothing is left here
The stars are old
And the day grows cold
And the cards all fold
And the twisted darkness grows
All that is left
Is a piece of glass
Worthless and obsessed
She runs far away...
--
The clock struck midnight
And the lone werewolf cries
Left and so lonely
He wonders if it's time that he should die
Glass shards cut into
Every piece of youth
He underestimated the
Things that love can do
Forever destined
Denied his family
The only hope
Has run away barefoot
If he wishes
To catch his Alice
Then Romeo's gotta
Run far,
far,
far,
far away...
When You End Mid-Sentence
A cacophony of shadows, and all I feel is fear.
They're closing in on me.
One step at a time.
There's a drum in my chest.
Beating at a wild, uncontrolled tempo.
It gets louder.
Faster.
I feel it in my head.
In my ears.
Wrists.
Fingertips.
They back me up until I hit the hard, jagged press of the cave wall behind me.
I feel the cold seep through me.
A shiver runs through my body.
All I see are a dozen pairs of malevolent eyes floating in the inky blackness.
I feel their shadows on me.
As cold as ice.
I shiver again, involuntarily.
I close my eyes.
I await my death.
My rebellious mind thinks
"The end is nigh"
This is not
and i was saved
A cacophony of shadows
And all I feel is fear
Listening to the howling wind
As my fate draws near
Deathly silent, deathly cold
Waiting in the wind
Thinking of the places that
I could’ve been
Footsteps, voices
Who the hell are you?
Let me be where I am
Suffering from the truth
Warm arms, soothing voice
And all I feel is grief
I am such a sinner-
How could this ending be?
A cacophony of shadows
Weaving into tunes
A harmony of whispers
Beneath the silver moon
miss president
I stood upon the pedestal, my hand placed on the book and the words flowing from my mouth smoothly, perfectly. They loved me.
"Congratulations, Ms. Erwin!" Mariel said excitedly.
"Are the preparations for the party complete?" I asked.
"They're good, ma'am," Oksam replied smartly.
"Hurry along and get ready," I said in a friendly manner. "Look your best!" I pulled my cheeks into a caring smile.
Once they left, my smile vanished.
I stalked back to my room and loosened the hinges, pulling myself apart.
Loose screws and knobs littered the floor.
"Fools. They're all fools, those humans."
I laughed.
dancing with crystal tears
An advocate of affection
The ambivalent drops
Rain down on us like
Artificial tears, which
Seems to me like a show
Of audacious empathy from the heavens
Aqueous hands caress flesh and film
Staining and cleansing at the same time
Pouring down in a biblical deluge, yet
Soft and fragile, seeking the warmth of hands and leaves
The summer sky is a full sea of sapphires
Much opposed to the spring scene,
A pallid and pellucid setting for the angels,
The fragile clouds that dance fleetingly in the sky
With patterns of fish scales and cotton candy
It breaks the glassy fingers of winter’s frosty fist, one by one
And lets forth the beauty of true sunshine, at last
Accompanied by droplets from those marshmallow clouds,
The rain pours down in all its ferocity and kindness
Sweeping over the land in a powerful storm of white and grey
Now bringing with it hints of a brighter blue
The sky, formerly pristine and clear,
Has now been swept into a tantrum,
Shaking puffy grey fists at the darkening sky
And willing angry tears to come forth
Splattering all over the earth and the fields
Not yielding, not stopping
Until the sun peeks out and whispers,
"Hello there, don't cry, please..."
The water stops flowing and the dam is closed.
And the periwinkle sky returns, cleanly washed by a shower of crystalline pearls.