Take the bunch.
Yes, that bunch.
The bunch of wild flowers
Wilted flowers
Withered flowers
Worthless flowers.
The bunch of untold guilt
Of unfelt emotions
Of unsaid words of regret
Of unstrung chords of grins, laughs and tears.
Of undying love
And dead words of sympathy.
The bunch that mended
Your broken bits together
When the dreary sands of the past
Or the misty veils of the future
Smothered your writhing soul-
Yea, it mended you back to whole.
The bunch that fixed your biggest flaws
Like when you lied in front
Of your uncle, perched
Upon the edge of the
Hospital bed;
A bed that was about to
Forever become his.
Forever belong to him.
Or what was left of him.
Said he,
Voice choked with a life's worth of tears,
"Will I live?"
And you,
You with your years upon years of lies
Had only to think but a second
Before spilling out just another.
Another of them. The lies.
Another stab in the dark.
It was only a matter of moments
Before he fell apart.
And you sobbed by the fire
Beside his throne, his pyre
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Salt And Ink
Poetry(#1 in Poetry 14th November 2015- 14th December 2015) (5th in What's Hot- Poetry, 20th January 2016) Cover picture- grunge (WeHeartIt) "Prepared thus to close, he raised his knife, Death came later; he was stabbed by life." When my ballpoint buckles...