Drunk

Humanity is such a fragile thing.
It quietly bubbles under our blistering tongues.
Fizzing in the hot baking sun.
Of our brittle hearts.
Choking our grasp on reality.
The meaning which we strive to find.
And the belief we pretend to be blessed with.
Sting hollow veins with morning breath.
A tyrants tear in late May's bloom.
A tender touch of human thought.
Blessed are we who follow truth.
For light wanders not into into darkness,
But into black.
On which our heavy hearts migrate,
Into tar burdened shoulders,
Shrugging endlessly into horizons grasp.
Holding our fingers while we dangle.
On the verge of sanity's depths.
Forever mourning on the thin reach of God,
Who holds our souls within eternity.
Forgive us for our sins.
And lay us down to rest.
For only you will ever know,
The taste you made to give life breath.

I Can Imagine...


The way your throat moves, a vibrating tickle as you talk.
The face I make when I forget to knock.
And when I meet the girl you truly love.
Lying naked on your bed, looking up at me up above.
And the way your hands move, scratching down my skin.
Covering my mouth so no one will hear you sin.
The way your eyes squint in the scorching sun.
And the way you said you only wanted to have fun.
And the way our bodies move under your cotton sheet.
The way you always turn away, every time we meet.
The way that I lied and pretended to be her.
Same body, same face, slowly did I lure,
You in with this girl that I'm really not.
And the way that I cried on this and caused the ink to blot.