Right.. gonna post two old poems. They're kinda personal.. and I was writing them at a point where I was feeling low.. but I knew there was a way out of it. I guess these poems are just bitter, and I'm hoping people can relate to that teenage angst/melodramatic stance on relationships thing. God.. I'm just a walking cliche
All the feedback on these will be much appreciated, as I've never really showed them off.
I suppose this is also a sort of baptism for my poetry too. I'm not really writing anything as pessimistic as I used to.. and I'm trying to get a bit more 'wordy'.. so posting these is, in a way, marking the end of one phase, and the beginning of another.
Here's the first.. enjoy.
Fly Tiny Artery Red
I found a perfect butterfly for you,
It had a body of coal,
Black and brittle as silence.
I cradle her with trembling hands,
Its wings paper thin,
Spattered in artery red.
I separate the pages,
Of the most beautiful book I will ever read,
And stare at fate full of fear.
I found a perfect butterfly for you,
My tiny black butterfly slept in my arms.
My perfect butterfly was dead.