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Dreams End
Prologue
When a dream never ends
When life feels like a dream
A door may open
To insanity or stability
Fireworks
You light me up like fireworks
I hear your gentle whispers when I close my eyes
Every time I dream of you
I feel like the match that lights the Fourth of July
When I have your sparklers and Fire crackers
I know it won’t last
Yet I’m glued to you, a puppy in your presence
Once the light show stops
You smell of old smoke
Like a ghost in the wind of a warm summer night
Your fire has died out
The firework night of july is over
I need to let go
No more weak sparklers
No more fireworks
Only smoky, solemn air
Monster Heart
I want to love
I want to love you
But then I hear the claws
And the wicked howls
And the haunting little clicks
It follows me
I don’t know why
It smells like pickled sardines
Wet dog, and deer carcass
It’s bigger than redwoods
Or the Loch Ness monster
Or whatever fake paperback
Monster
People dream about
This one is real
I feel it
Trying to sink it’s alien teeth into my skin
Corroding my muscles with poison spit
It’s cold to touch
But it’s hot breath is right at my neck
I’m sick of being chased
Being hunted down
Like a lamb to the slaughter
All I get is blood and death
And a kiss or two
Red and Blue
I have two friends
One wears red, the other wears blue
They scream like banshees
Manners like crazed zoo animals
Red shakes her head
Sways her hips
And calls Blue pathetic and crude
Blue shies away like a scared dog
He shifts and sighs
At night he cries
I don’t like having either of them around
With them I feel like rusty copper
A never-ending, pounding headache
Constant, slow dripping dread
They love being close to me
Trailing me like desperate kids
But they pull me this way and that
Till I rip
With them, I’m as frail as wet paper
And I can’t stand either of them
Rain
I’m stuck in my bed
Glued to the cold sheets
Staring at snow white ceilings
The windows watching
Lightning’s gentle light
Screams
Where are you?
Where did you go?
Hearing soft sharp drips of rain
No-
Just tears
Just crying
But I’m fine, I’m ok
The Echo
All I hear is echoes
Whispers in my head
They snicker mechanically
“You’re better off dead”
All I hear is echoes
I see them from the corner of my eye
I turn to look, no one there
Maybe I should go blind
All I hear is echoes
The voices yell and scratch
They beg to be let out
Only for a second, with doubt
All I hear is echoes
They all say I’m next
A sharp glass of steel in one hand
An Alice in wonderland drink in the next
All I hear is echoes
And I finally know why
I tell them to leave
They simply laugh and humiliate me!
All I hear is echoes
I think they’re the men
I see their dancing shadows
I hear the soft footsteps
All over, all around, in the walls, in the ground!
Or maybe it’s happening again?
All I hear is echoes
And they never go away
I’m a slave to my mind
A lingering scent of desperation
In a body no longer mine, simply just a mime.
Epilogue
Wake up
Open your eyes
You tossed and turned
Are you feeling alright?
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I am a Sixteen-year-old writer. I really love making poetry. This piece of 5 poems (7 including the prologue and epilogue) Is a heavily emotional piece. Where the narrator seems to be in a dream, or a dream like reality.