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Drunken Skies
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Genre
Podcasts Poetry
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Peak #12
Peak in subgenre #3
Author
Brian Amaya
Uploaded
October 29, 2007
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MP3 1.7 MB 128 kbps 1:50
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I hold my grudge well; Either as an internal effigy of the man who invented the metaphor or self-righteous purpose of meaning. To me, Redemption sounds a lot like police sirens And a late night at the emergency room. I crawled out of my grave, in search of half moons and an open Sky. Semantics crumbled When mushroom clouds Became exclamation marks. It is now too late to forgive the Sky. I carved my morals from your mistakes. My hands are your vagrant gifts And I swear on my abandoned mother that they will find your resolve one day. You held onto your contempt like a newborn child; Ignoring your blood as it seeped into the earth. My imagination loses breath When the thought comes to mind of a two year old toddler named Brian Stumbling across shattered glass With distilled tears racing down his puffy cheeks and a muted cry in his throat trying avoid the view of his mother being abused And abused And abused And abused By a Sky drained of compassion. When I think of you my eyes go blank, And my stomach flaps like a wounded bird Because your sins are just too much to digest. You will never Ever be able to fucking justify the terror in my little brother’s eyes When we had to find shelter under a dinning room table to survive your 40 ounce tempest. I don’t know why But I’m still here, Creating poetry out of brittle clouds and blood stained dirt. I am your moving, Breathing, 19 year old metaphor, Forged from shallow apologies And promises that were never meant to be kept. But I still look up to the Sky- Let my memory rendezvous with your eyes. Intangible someone; You could never be reached And that is why you are alone.
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