
I creep toward his kiss with arms raised.
Rated: Fiction M - English - Drama - Words: 442 - Reviews: 31 - Favs: 4 - Published: 08-16-05 - id: 1987392
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My relationship with God (no one ever really wins)
I creep toward his kiss with arms raised;
I still wage my war
with faith
in the center
of my dismissal
and live crookedly somewhere between
freedom
and
restriction.
I creep out of fear;
sometimes I love him
other times I want nothing to do with him
but our kisses are always the same
liquid
liquor.
I prefer him when he's drunk,
I understand him better
the fable
less guarded,
and he lets me read between the lines.
He is a rebel;
poking his head around the corner.
Running me down
in his new sports car
crystal
blue
and he watched as icicles formed against my eyes.
I defy
him;
and come clothed in red.
We ignore each other
when times get bad,
I don't look to him
and he stops looking after me
that is
if he wasn't just in my head to begin with.
I creep toward his kiss
with arms raised;
I'm only honest
through my lies
but the words between us
are always better left unsaid.
I don't show him mine
(after all he's never showed me his)
but the kiss between us is still good
and stops me in my tracks
lovely blurred lines,
beauty
in his mansion of gold.
I can't help but shutter
when he pulls me aside
to lay down the law
as though
I could ever take orders
from someone so aloof.
He likes to climb the roof to reach my window
and keeps his moans quit enough
so that my parents will remain sleeping;
but he's always had control over those kinds of things.
Me
and
him
are constantly in a gun fight,
he and his metal,
his wars,
his killing power,
and me
somewhere
left
crying
(my bullets are made of lust)
(my bullets are made of peace)
(my bullets are made of little-girl-love.)
I can't help laughing
from his logic,
his lessons.
The deeper meaning
behind a man
who cast his finger fickle
toward the only way
for us;
his children
to continue living.
The man
who painted me
partly
of his flesh
to purify my pain,
he always seems cheerful when he's with me
-it makes me sick-
but with his one-more-time dirty looks
I threw my innocence at him
like a piece of Wedgwood
that hangs across this mansion like windows
(I would have kept it longer
had I known how valuable it would later become.)
I creep toward his kiss with arms raised.
we are always fighting
but neither of us ever really wins.
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