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in my dreams, you are a silent
housefly who comes to me
at night and sits
on my ceiling. before i
wake we shall talk in
pictures and indulge in afternoon
tea on the edge of vast Fauvist
landscapes; you will leave your
quiet watchpoint to sit in my
palm and blow me bubblekisses.
my hair will be the colour of
deep-sea coral. on the lilac and
saffron clifftops where we sit,
there is no desperate race towards
Morning.
i am always
too hot to move, and there are
always ninety-six tears in your
eyes.
housefly who comes to me
at night and sits
on my ceiling. before i
wake we shall talk in
pictures and indulge in afternoon
tea on the edge of vast Fauvist
landscapes; you will leave your
quiet watchpoint to sit in my
palm and blow me bubblekisses.
my hair will be the colour of
deep-sea coral. on the lilac and
saffron clifftops where we sit,
there is no desperate race towards
Morning.
i am always
too hot to move, and there are
always ninety-six tears in your
eyes.
Literature
Paper-Thin Promises
the first time I caught sight of your
glistening, marble eyes,
I decided you disgust me.
I hate you the way I hate perfection:
merciless, like the snap of mantis jaws.
every fact of you is pretentious,
held high like you raise a middle finger.
You, the artist, always sculpting things,
tried to squeeze my malleable heart like white clay
and stash it in your pocket to rattle with stones.
paint me an unflinching self portrait, my dear:
this skyscraper of a boy shaking with anticipation
to build and destroy, build and destroy.
you sink in tooth and talon at first mention of beauty,
love-biting Aphrodite as though you were equals.
you're a statu
Literature
tell a lie
i. rivers are stronger than oceans despite their size
they tumble through sharp mountains
but they never, ever stop
ii. i can rush and pick up sediments
and disperse them where i wish
iii. i'm lying -
i knew you saw it anyway,
there's seaweed in my fingernails
and salt on my breath
Literature
Oak
i knew a girl once,
with an oak heart and guarded hands
(gloved from touch)
but she
uncrossed her ankles,
let naked fingertips
touch well-read lips, and
her heart kind of turned
into ash.
i miss that girl,
with the oak heart -
she was tougher.
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he is clever. he can make things with his paints and hands, i miss him. he does not miss me
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i think your writng has come a long way.
amazing still then and now.
i know what its like,
to not be missed.
amazing still then and now.
i know what its like,
to not be missed.