the complexities of the universe and the ejaculation of human life
There is an ebony plane of nothingness. Infinite souls swim blindly through this black swirl of oblivion. They can't comprehend life. A tiny sphere of white light hides in the unending field of darkness. Unborn souls hover indifferently for eternity until, by chance, they touch the white light. When they do, a single soul is released in an explosion of coloured shards lasting only a second.
There are only privileged people.
The villages puff smoke from their square chimneys
As a deep blue haze permeates the sky
Twelve coin stars cascading from the smiling clouds
Falling over themselves to  
  reach you

TV screens march along with hordes of
green slick spewing from between their white fingers
I think I'm beginning to realise the truth
Gelatine figure winks on your polished shoes

A hollow head w
ith little dwarves salvaging the scraps as they disembark from you

           
Glow star flights
                      Yellow eye streams and blue somnolence
                                   Sleepy beige smirks and airy skin   
                                                       Gently submerged in you forever
Lugdunum whispers as the books shudder out of place
Dipping away from me the consolation for anxiety

I'll be right back,
but you'll be gone
I'll touch your spirit, but tear your soul
We'll
meet life together, and shake its warm hand
It's all transparent an
d indifferent in the end
My love for you is trapped in an oubliette. tortured. bloodied. disfigured. and forgotten.
I have inconstant personalities that shift without my knowledge and for this i should apologise.
I have grown close to security. I never leave the house, always lock the doors, never speak, show emotion or look people in the eye and i have begun talking to myself.
Gather all my precious belongings
All my guarded secrets
All my pictures and poems
Tiptoe inside your subconscious
Gather twigs and hay
Arrange them in perfect shapes
And nestle in a homely warmth
To make you a little happier
And hope for nothing more
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