her lune, how precise and anticlastic as if each horror you provoked could somehow make me want you
Tag: Greek Mythology
unhappiness.
I sit at her bedroom window an age where branches hung themselves Antigone.
“lucys draco” by rog leach.
Dreamscape under his influence even the earth Trembles and quakes.
Lonesome.
[I] fell and fast first frost and finally coquelicot death.
Ambrosia.
A kaleidoscope in death take me where the poet lays for I should never see again the final act; halcyon;
“The Birth of Tragedy in Her Arms” by Dionysius.
Silhouettes, pretty girls dancing with Devils and elves joined hands with Sentient sunflowers, bliss, bliss
You handsome devil.
you handsome devil, there is a dream impregnated to drunk poetry and death of consciousness like the bare feet of winter
I Drift Further Among Away (Of Myself).
You fear the wind,
You fear the chance,
You fear plagues and of death;
Little auspicate, you’re winded, and drenched
By son of Ares and Aphrodite,
A little auspicate, therefore dreamt the worst;
Pseudopsychosis. 