The Tragedy; Siren GirlA Poem by Thomas Emile Vaughen
Your plastic kisses,
I felt uncomfortable A Siren Girl This was all performative and grotesque and vulgar and... not in the good way * How it felt to hold the fragile thing I couldn't quite bring myself to want * The murky swamp of reality, where I try to summon up some sort of narrative I can impose on the after * Trapped behind your aching? Trapped behind the lurid words you offered me that weren't the entirety? * The bitter agony of a dimension I couldn't rescue you from Sometimes I squander a thought * on the man - who was me - that ran away * Do you still send those burning flares, red comets of a thing akin to love, into that sky that was forbidden to you? A black, clutching thing stealing hope, crushing dreams * And hope to see the figure of a boy, drowning in the sea with you?
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Added on March 2, 2022 Last Updated on March 2, 2022 AuthorThomas Emile VaughenFloating around the north of England, United KingdomAboutSometimes I make myself a coffee, pop on the internet and write stuff. Read at your *peril*. Can be found on Substack [https://thomasemilevaughen.substack.com] or Bluesky [@cperil.bsky.soci.. more.. |

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