
I keep being thrown into the ground, and I can read God’s motives like a book.
Rated: Fiction M - English - Drama - Words: 323 - Reviews: 44 - Favs: 7 - Published: 08-15-05 - id: 1986440
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Dying Wish
I keep being thrown into the ground
somebody
kissing whatever dying wish
that's supposed to be cracking against my lips
but my face
frees me
from the fallout
because I made it out
of that car
chocking on the stench
of another man's recklessness.
I think he saw my eyes
before he made his dying wish
and in the end
lived long enough
to watch me cry on the side of the road.
It was that moment
between
my place in the ground
and life
that I was strongest
and the most alive
(I felt no pain
when the car slammed against me,
you live on instincts
and heartbeats,
you breath in reasoning
and forget the meaning of doubt,
I felt no pain
until I fell against the pavement.)
Another reason to throw me into the ground.
I didn't say a prayer;
I just watched as the glass cracked
surrounding me
in metal
and memory.
Did I think?
Would it have been better if I had closed my eyes?
I wasn't ready-
I'll never be ready to be thrown in the ground,
Godless
creatures
as
we
are,
but if I could show you
I still wouldn't take you with me,
back to that moment
between
the ground, and when I was found.
Don't worry
I'll never take you there in this,
and I could never describe it right anyway.
I keep being thrown into the ground
and I'm not ashamed to say
that I can read God's motives like a book
(other then the usual bullshit)
trust me
when I say
I saw no white light
and I didn't feel the arms of the people that I have lost.
In the end there is just glass
and the instincts
to pull yourself out of the ground,
cold lips
kissing whatever dying wish
that should have been cracking against my lips.
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