give me a title
queen king clown servant knight master slave and savior
spades diamonds clubs hearts
give me a title
war foe fiend friend blood and gore
kiss miss bide bye hello and see you again
give me a title
just to label
a name for a vessel
a title worthy of a visual
a portrait of myself
title, genre, name; class; number
some say to read me; they must think like a thief; sharp and fast
(in actual fact they mean to act cowardly)
they tell me to see the world through my eyes would be like a baby's (gullible and sweet)
though i've heard of gossips that my eyes are like the cat's
petrifying and strange; eccentric and faraway
they say i have a stare so protruding; it penetrates their thoughts
a wicked eye like a witch's; with the ability of turning them transparent and divide them into black and white
they claim my lips are like a smile of a jester's
a grin that brings both fear and laughter (for those caught unaware)
a hidden dagger underneath each chuck
coffee stained teeth and paper chapped lips
(portrait of MYSELF)
an inch deep dimple and a hint of a grin
(portrait of love)
a canine and a smirk for imps
(portrait of death)
imperfection, what do you seek?
perhaps to taint the simple image of love, answered it
perhaps to conquer the wholesome idea of death, it mused
imperfection; like how the hair slips in the corner where your neck meets your shoulders imperfection; like how porcelain broken your eyes taunted
a grey and pink remix of blossoms
your love bite amidst cotton (imperfection; for silk always seems better)
a tail of a tale.
jill of hearts
she's the jester with unmatched socks and a smile for all
she jumps; she curtseys; she makes a fool out of herself in front of those of high
yet insignificant she was; she caught the eye of a lonely witch
she's the one with a pack of cards; waiting to tell those with fortunes untold
a classic tale of horror, tragedy and romance, she spun a story
of knights with rackety armour and princesses in rags
dragons that couldn't breathe out fire but instead extinguish the flames
yet the little jester believed it all; her little world consisted of such mysteries and beyond
she sat patiently in that quiet dunge
cemetaries on heaven, washed up and open
drowned and half submerged under ocean
stood a statue, cold and abandoned
watched crosses sink and left forgotten
watched his world shatter
under the clatter of a thunderstorm
on days of cloud, he watched them sway away
to the touch of thy northern wind's whisper
he listens to secrets they never knew he heard
on days of rain, he tastes water sweet like tea
while droplets tease eyelashes and raven tresses
on days of sun, he soaks sunlight and watches shadows grow up and old
he waits for the moon to dress, while the stars dance their way
an alternate world she believed she lived
under the r
coffee stained teeth and paper chapped lips
(portrait of MYSELF)
an inch deep dimple and a hint of a grin
(portrait of love)
a canine and a smirk for imps
(portrait of death)
imperfection, what do you seek?
perhaps to taint the simple image of love, answered it
perhaps to conquer the wholesome idea of death, it mused
imperfection; like how the hair slips in the corner where your neck meets your shoulders imperfection; like how porcelain broken your eyes taunted
a grey and pink remix of blossoms
your love bite amidst cotton (imperfection; for silk always seems better)
some say to read me; they must think like a thief; sharp and fast
(in actual fact they mean to act cowardly)
they tell me to see the world through my eyes would be like a baby's (gullible and sweet)
though i've heard of gossips that my eyes are like the cat's
petrifying and strange; eccentric and faraway
they say i have a stare so protruding; it penetrates their thoughts
a wicked eye like a witch's; with the ability of turning them transparent and divide them into black and white
they claim my lips are like a smile of a jester's
a grin that brings both fear and laughter (for those caught unaware)
a hidden dagger underneath each chuck