“My mother-in-law invented remote control, long before we held those devices. She created a robot, long before this town heard the word.” The gathering listened with bated breath. It was an unusual obituary. The obedient son wondered who was better at histrionics - his mother or wife? https://sammiscribbles.wordpress.com/2020/10/31/weekend-writing-prompt-181-histrionics/
poetry pours out with a theme a poet has something to say A format is a voiceless meme predefined shapes, but no clay out of the world, out in the skies once upon a dream, inspiration strikes on a horse with wings, imagination flies of dark ink pages made - burn the psyche united in … Continue reading Flying with a poet
alone together in joy and sorrow sharing today and tomorrow yet alone…. nobody knows what transpired between hearts between walls what happened enroute on glorified journeys we are alone have been for sometime running together not knowing If we fancy same destinations alone together in joy and sorrow sharing today and tomorrow yet alone…. https://mindlovemiserysmenagerie.wordpress.com/2020/10/30/week-91-i-think-were-alone-now/
Reena’s Exploration Challenge #159 for the week is quite an interesting one. I always have this question at the back of my mind, ‘How will I be remembered?’
Through this post, I might walk you through my life on a more personal level, because the topic sounded more personal. Imagine a slice of your life, or the whole personality framed on the wall. What would you like to see there?
Well, there’s definitely a wide gap of probably five feet between how I want to see my personality framed on the wall versus how my family perceive me as an individual.
I think myself to be a simple human without much expectations. Give me love anyday over any materialistic thing (sweets might be an exception😋), you’d have me tied around your little finger.
This frame here would rightly be me, if I were to make one for myself, as…
The boundaries between mist and light, time and dreams, seems porous, slight in memories, thoughts dim, but feelings brighten not where or when, but why we’re frightened in the night, death comes close, as senses heightened to scream beware—
before you vanish from that liminal space where hours dash, and you wear another’s face knowing you are you but not, and you forgot to take a test or you’re lost, or haven’t brought that thing, you know–or maybe not, but where
do you go in this maze of a house, and who is he, surely not your spouse– but oh, what’s he’s doing feels so good, and you think you shouldn’t, you wouldn’t, but you would until they stare,
the people, they’re monsters, with giant teeth and what is that, behind the door, beneath the bed, not Grandmom, not husband, or lover, scary creatures, they grimace, and hover and you…
I carve the dusk with broken nails I claw at lack of light, I cry between my death and fever dreams with soil in soul and ash to blaze in embers of regrets, I wake entangled in my bed-sheets-shroud, November comes, my bed, my grave to sounds of shovels as my mouth is filling up with sand.
From deeper shadows shines the charcoal cinder of her lidless eyes November reeks of mud and rot, still, I am forced inside her grasp.
Death, unveil yourself don’t hide behind A need to scare living lights out of weak minds…. Death, reveal yourself in the glory of renewal as the opportunity one always wished for but never had… Death, heal yourself You are painted black only by those who refuse to see beyond Death, peel yourself to display layers … Continue reading Death