Mitigative Speech

Mitigative Speech: a less severe, serious, or painful expression of thoughts and feelings by articulate sounds

Monday, July 1, 2013

Flying

Goose bumps crawl up my spine
As the aircraft lifted off the steaming ground;
It was so hot that maybe,
If you were hungry,
You could cook an egg.

Just one, though.

Unfortunately,
I don't like eggs.
So, you shouldn't ask me to stay
And eat them because
I'd just play with my food
Until a punishment was deserved 

You shouldn't ask a pessimist
For the answers
Because they will play with you;
Conjure up the past hidden secrets 
And control you use pessimistic  spells 
Make you go around in circles. 
I'm getting dizzy. 
You are as well, right?

The whole world is still
On my strain of consciousness 
And hoping,
No,
Wishing it could be better. 

Didn't have To get any worse
But I wake up every day 
In the middle of this god damn same room

But it's not quite the way it was,
But I think you should stay
And cook that breakfast you always wanted 
But I'm tell you,
I will not eat it.

And no,
I'm not a vegetarian.
I eat.
i just devour the process of the mind,
Gather as many boxes that I can,
Which is maybe one or two,
And then bolt towards the opening.

Outside,
I feel
Vulnerable laying on the cubed
Table contemplating the past
Deaths.
I can't seem to fall asleep these days
But the grave is being dug

Com'on
Everything you said to me 
It wasn't just words.
Every single day passing,
I think I call it love,
But it's just fate.

Darling, you fucked up. 

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