The Deterioration of Cheap AcrylicA Poem by Tai RyensI'd draw the devil's breath upon me if I could, for these nights erupt with an emptiness thick enough to suffocate as I count the seconds like I should've counted days, nothing lingers in every whisper, nothing inhabits the throes of my soul, nothing, nothing, nothing churns in the air of midnight as I swipe at hollow thoughts.
Oh, dear devil, come indulge me; for God won't have me.
Prove that miracles do come true by painting upon a picture with the colors of my soul: draw scarlet from the nick of thoughts slowly dying on my tongue, and steal the light from my eyes to pretty the image afront me, for it is the depiction of a bland life painted with mediocre acrylics, having grown dull and bland in such a short time. © 2014 Tai RyensAuthor's Note
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