ShopDreamUp AI ArtDreamUp
Deviation Actions
Literature Text
it's the twenty-first of may, twenty-thirteen. i am thinking of you. again. i often have to stop myself from asking which brother he's talking about, especially when he keeps bringing up the times before you left. i want to talk about you, but he's so indifferent that i can't bring myself to bother him. it's hard to have a conversation anymore when thoughts of you hang in the air between us, tangible like silk and harder to grasp. i know he doesn't see you splitting the air with your memory but i do, and it stings like hot iron.
i wish i could wash you from my my skin and veins, if only for a brief time, but that would be like trying to stop the sea from beating the shore.
it's going to storm again today, like it has every summer you've been gone. i can feel the way the air is charging, building up to that perfect peak of energy before the release. it reminds me of you on the simplest of levels; a bit unpredictable and grey, but always worth it. you rolled in one day like a summer storm and then out like the fourth of july. snuffed. a crack and a bang, and you were done. no fizzle, or sputter. in hind sight i should have taken everything you gave me, because if i had known what was coming, i would have asked for so much more.
i wish i could wash you from my my skin and veins, if only for a brief time, but that would be like trying to stop the sea from beating the shore.
it's going to storm again today, like it has every summer you've been gone. i can feel the way the air is charging, building up to that perfect peak of energy before the release. it reminds me of you on the simplest of levels; a bit unpredictable and grey, but always worth it. you rolled in one day like a summer storm and then out like the fourth of july. snuffed. a crack and a bang, and you were done. no fizzle, or sputter. in hind sight i should have taken everything you gave me, because if i had known what was coming, i would have asked for so much more.
Literature
The Long Road
I said I love you more than anything
Then I woke up in the back of my car.
But that's ok because the cold can't compare
to the chill that's crept into my heart.
I couldn't end your bad habits,
However much I would protest.
Every time I caught you shooting up,
It sent a needle through my chest.
There was just no way
That i could stay
When the factories closed down.
But it kills me that your daughter needs my help
Then she wonders why I'm not around.
So i dream of the day
When i drive so far away,
That we never cross each others mind again.
When suffering would fade into the distance,
And the most broken of hearts would mend.
Literature
The Best Me
I want to be a better me
Someone who cares more
Hates less and embraces happiness
I want to feel complete
Find the piece I'm missing
A smiley face jigsaw puzzle
I want to look her in the eyes
Without a word know, This is true love
Her fingers cheerfully nestled between mine
I want you to know
The best me, is me with you
It's always been you, beautiful
Literature
deluge
you swept over me
like a sudden summer rain,
your thunder echoed
in my ears as your whispered
words of endearment
settled into the dimples of
my cheeks,
warming them with the dying
rays of a hazy summer sun;
and like lightning dancing in the heat
your calloused hands danced
across sunburnt shoulders
until the skies
turned an inky grey—
and I was drenched.
Suggested Collections
trying something a little different. a bit of a throwback to my old pieces, only much more tame.
quiet in my town- civil twilight
come september- anais mitchell and rachel ries
quiet in my town- civil twilight
come september- anais mitchell and rachel ries
© 2013 - 2024 acciopen
Comments1
Join the community to add your comment. Already a deviant? Log In
Sweet glory.
I have a crush on second person points of view. It's like the writer assumes the reader already knows the subject of the story. But they don't, which makes the story all the more delicious.
I have a crush on second person points of view. It's like the writer assumes the reader already knows the subject of the story. But they don't, which makes the story all the more delicious.