Wednesday, July 27, 2005
the roses cry,
in agony they dry;
a weary smile ever so wry.
take me on now,
i'm hardly afraid;
he tells me that i've got it made.
i glance across the plains,
in the wilderness;
and all i sense is the loneliness.
i see the image,
through my mind like water it gushes;
take me through from ashes to ashes.
say one thing,
then mean another;
hang me out like heat to butter.
daffodils sing,
in warped chorus;
tell me that it's not really humourous.
lights flashing right,
that ray that blinds;
the decisive moment that worlds collide and bind.
from grey to white,
ghastly visuals play again;
those facades and that face and the cold winter rain.