I called you hurricane, no, and you were my truth
you called me, oh darlin', and cried for your youth
then for all the thoughts and coins we left behind
and all the times we didn't stop to change our mind
I called you storm, stop, and you were every lie
you called me, oh baby, and waved your goodbye
to the castles holding us together through wind
the contract for your heart you'd already signed
And it's useless to sigh over the good ol' times
useless to scream out whethered ol' rhymes
there's no one left to draw out future maps
no, no answers left to fill in all these gaps.
You wrote my first book, you were my first song
you tau
Sometimes I wonder, how long did it take you to stop loving me?
After you left, I mean,
Did it happen slowly, glaciers melting gently into the Oceans of History, or was it the fast rapid tension of living lightning, the kind of hurricane end that shakes the core and leaves nothing alive in it's wake?
Was it a conscious decision, an alcoholic giving up a murderous habit or like religious betrayals and unstoppable conversions to reality, did you simply wake up one morning and find me no loner there?
Did you even notice? Did I slip from your mind in a haze of twilight on a cloudy day, sun melting into the Earth before you've had a chance to
Still a Poet on your Deathbed by MoonbeamEuly, literature
Literature
Still a Poet on your Deathbed
When you still remembered the path of air in your lungs, you told me:
Nights are deep and dark and long
I'll always sing you a goodnight song
I'll always love you when you do wrong.
when you were still breathing in the essence of life's mistakes, you told me:
I'd follow you across centuries and time zones
I'll deflect the strikes, the sticks, the stones;
I promise, I'll be your broken up bones.
So you never have to bare any hurt, any pain,
I can be your wings, save you again and again
be your eroding everything, lasting salt in rain
When your diaphragm still moved under jilted fingers, you told me:
Every colour in the spectrum, br
It's like I'm still a little girl again and can curl up in your arms and convince myself that someday it will all be okay again, honest, it will. It's like I'm twelve with lollipops instead of cigarettes and future solutions instead of past mistakes, it's like I'm clean again; it's like I'm pure. It's like years of substances aren't intoxicating my bloodstream, it's like my body's untouched by anyone but the doctor. It's like I still believe in doctors; it's like I still believe in cures. It's like my clothes are too baggy and I can navigate my sleeves, it's like getting drunk still seems cool and there are no gaps anywhere that need filling,
Magic and pigeon dreamcatchers by MoonbeamEuly, literature
Literature
Magic and pigeon dreamcatchers
I remember the afternoon sat at the base of the world
curled up in his steady forest god arms
as one of my brightest memories.
"You make me feel like everything's magical."
I whispered into his collarbone and he just closed his eyes and kissed me
and said,
"Everything is magical, you just need the eyes to see it."
and from then on I knew we could have been home.
I had a dream where i looked beautiful in buttercup yellow
and you got down on your knees and said,
"Marry me."
you said.
And I cried and and and said no and from then on nothing was fine, nothing was right.
I had a nightmare where I looked straggled in broken black
and
Have I fooled you, yet? by MoonbeamEuly, literature
Literature
Have I fooled you, yet?
I'm trying to convince you to love me in the most obvious of mind games.
Do this for me,
if it's the last thing you ever ever do for me.
If it's the last thing you ever ever say to me.
If it's the last time you ever ever see me again for as long as our out-of-turn hearts insist on beating.
Do this for me,
and grab my hand without discussing the possibility of doomsday or the side effects of tomorrow.
Do this for me,
as if you remember the way the sun shone through too many tears next to faded telephone boxes
at thirty-five past twelve
on that Thursday when I first laid eyes
first laid faith
first laid hope
(and not so firstly) la
She told you she loved you, by MoonbeamEuly, literature
Literature
She told you she loved you,
I told you I loved you
but really I was just grieving.
And I'm sorry to tell you that she sleeps in gentle tumble weed
she lulls herself awake to the sound of crashing waves because she think they'll
drown out her sobs.
She thinks you won't hear her heart break.
She's crying and she's thrashing and she's screaming into your arms but
you're too busy holding her to listen.
She's cringing away, she's slashing away, she's crushing herself against
you chest
in the knowledge that at least the prison of your arms will make her safe.
((Although in all honesty,
she'd take freedom
and love
and just fucking life
any day over you.))
She
Oh, I will surround you.
There are wings outside my doorway beating and beating to get it, but we both know that if I sit very still and let the bricks of my room collapse all around me they'll go away.
I'm living in Raven city, would you like to come along?
There are ruins as far as you can see,
light lasts all day long
((so I can never sleep.))
But Baby, if you cup your hands and stare into the cage of flesh
you still won't see darkness; the captured fireflies will dance
and dance
and dance
until you feel like you're staring at an eclipse lined with gold;
but you still can't sleep.
((I can never sleep.))
Oh, I will adore you.
------,
I hope you know how beautiful you are. I hope that when you turn in after a hard day and you feel like your lungs are flooded and you're out of your depth you can find a safe harbour to sail home to, I hope the light always points you to the right way and never leaves you stranded. I want you to know that you're energy and kindness, that you're what every person should hope to one day be like. I hope you know I love you, but that you have greater things in your life to take care of; I hope you know your friendship has moulded the boulders I rest against. I'd say 'never change', but we're both old enough now to understand that sometim
I called you hurricane, no, and you were my truth
you called me, oh darlin', and cried for your youth
then for all the thoughts and coins we left behind
and all the times we didn't stop to change our mind
I called you storm, stop, and you were every lie
you called me, oh baby, and waved your goodbye
to the castles holding us together through wind
the contract for your heart you'd already signed
And it's useless to sigh over the good ol' times
useless to scream out whethered ol' rhymes
there's no one left to draw out future maps
no, no answers left to fill in all these gaps.
You wrote my first book, you were my first song
you tau
Sometimes I wonder, how long did it take you to stop loving me?
After you left, I mean,
Did it happen slowly, glaciers melting gently into the Oceans of History, or was it the fast rapid tension of living lightning, the kind of hurricane end that shakes the core and leaves nothing alive in it's wake?
Was it a conscious decision, an alcoholic giving up a murderous habit or like religious betrayals and unstoppable conversions to reality, did you simply wake up one morning and find me no loner there?
Did you even notice? Did I slip from your mind in a haze of twilight on a cloudy day, sun melting into the Earth before you've had a chance to
Still a Poet on your Deathbed by MoonbeamEuly, literature
Literature
Still a Poet on your Deathbed
When you still remembered the path of air in your lungs, you told me:
Nights are deep and dark and long
I'll always sing you a goodnight song
I'll always love you when you do wrong.
when you were still breathing in the essence of life's mistakes, you told me:
I'd follow you across centuries and time zones
I'll deflect the strikes, the sticks, the stones;
I promise, I'll be your broken up bones.
So you never have to bare any hurt, any pain,
I can be your wings, save you again and again
be your eroding everything, lasting salt in rain
When your diaphragm still moved under jilted fingers, you told me:
Every colour in the spectrum, br
It's like I'm still a little girl again and can curl up in your arms and convince myself that someday it will all be okay again, honest, it will. It's like I'm twelve with lollipops instead of cigarettes and future solutions instead of past mistakes, it's like I'm clean again; it's like I'm pure. It's like years of substances aren't intoxicating my bloodstream, it's like my body's untouched by anyone but the doctor. It's like I still believe in doctors; it's like I still believe in cures. It's like my clothes are too baggy and I can navigate my sleeves, it's like getting drunk still seems cool and there are no gaps anywhere that need filling,
Magic and pigeon dreamcatchers by MoonbeamEuly, literature
Literature
Magic and pigeon dreamcatchers
I remember the afternoon sat at the base of the world
curled up in his steady forest god arms
as one of my brightest memories.
"You make me feel like everything's magical."
I whispered into his collarbone and he just closed his eyes and kissed me
and said,
"Everything is magical, you just need the eyes to see it."
and from then on I knew we could have been home.
I had a dream where i looked beautiful in buttercup yellow
and you got down on your knees and said,
"Marry me."
you said.
And I cried and and and said no and from then on nothing was fine, nothing was right.
I had a nightmare where I looked straggled in broken black
and
Have I fooled you, yet? by MoonbeamEuly, literature
Literature
Have I fooled you, yet?
I'm trying to convince you to love me in the most obvious of mind games.
Do this for me,
if it's the last thing you ever ever do for me.
If it's the last thing you ever ever say to me.
If it's the last time you ever ever see me again for as long as our out-of-turn hearts insist on beating.
Do this for me,
and grab my hand without discussing the possibility of doomsday or the side effects of tomorrow.
Do this for me,
as if you remember the way the sun shone through too many tears next to faded telephone boxes
at thirty-five past twelve
on that Thursday when I first laid eyes
first laid faith
first laid hope
(and not so firstly) la
She told you she loved you, by MoonbeamEuly, literature
Literature
She told you she loved you,
I told you I loved you
but really I was just grieving.
And I'm sorry to tell you that she sleeps in gentle tumble weed
she lulls herself awake to the sound of crashing waves because she think they'll
drown out her sobs.
She thinks you won't hear her heart break.
She's crying and she's thrashing and she's screaming into your arms but
you're too busy holding her to listen.
She's cringing away, she's slashing away, she's crushing herself against
you chest
in the knowledge that at least the prison of your arms will make her safe.
((Although in all honesty,
she'd take freedom
and love
and just fucking life
any day over you.))
She
Oh, I will surround you.
There are wings outside my doorway beating and beating to get it, but we both know that if I sit very still and let the bricks of my room collapse all around me they'll go away.
I'm living in Raven city, would you like to come along?
There are ruins as far as you can see,
light lasts all day long
((so I can never sleep.))
But Baby, if you cup your hands and stare into the cage of flesh
you still won't see darkness; the captured fireflies will dance
and dance
and dance
until you feel like you're staring at an eclipse lined with gold;
but you still can't sleep.
((I can never sleep.))
Oh, I will adore you.
------,
I hope you know how beautiful you are. I hope that when you turn in after a hard day and you feel like your lungs are flooded and you're out of your depth you can find a safe harbour to sail home to, I hope the light always points you to the right way and never leaves you stranded. I want you to know that you're energy and kindness, that you're what every person should hope to one day be like. I hope you know I love you, but that you have greater things in your life to take care of; I hope you know your friendship has moulded the boulders I rest against. I'd say 'never change', but we're both old enough now to understand that sometim
So, it went something like this.
You, holding an apple and instructions on gravity,
You know, This way up and so forth, Newton in a box.
You, handing me a telescope and telling me the sun is the centre of the universe.
I smiled and gave you a book on spinning and collision
So that Ill never ask you whats on my mind when you gaze up at the stars.
(Yes, love, but whos universe?)
I want to be an impact.
Smashing colours, worlds forming.
Nightmares, fire, evolution.
You, holding a bone and manuals for growing up,
Hummingbirds and maps, Darwin sketched in forever.
Yet no matter how many waves yo
so.....
A LOT HAS CHANGED!
i did choose & get into uni. i became an english teacher. did go travelling, on the road stilll. at the minnute in banos, ecuador., watching some craazy ass hindu film.
really life is simple:
i stopped writing.
i fell in love.
i now like green tea.
peace out.
and she knew that all was good.
So… stuff's looking up, guys.
I have: about a quarter of the money I actually need, and working towards the rest. Hopefully that stupid job will accept me so that'll be just under what I need come June.
Plus, I got offers from Keele, Plymouth and Southampton- so that's a relief. Uni's seeming more and more like a backup plan than anything else, but good to know the offer's there. Now hoping to hear from Swansea (Whales!) and then I'll have to go through the tedious selection process. But hey, least it's deferred.
I need: a visa, but I'm working on it. Turns out my form tutor knows what he's talking abo