Anna G. Appel
01-07-2007, 11:32 PM
Fog
Anna G. Appel
A thick dark breeze,
Brushes on the stone.
I sit here alone,
Just me and the fog.
A heavy grey smog,
Can’t help but approach.
My whispering limbs,
Give gasps of wishes.
My hands fold.
I think about,
What shouldn’t be .
Scarred gaping sin,
Grips where I live.
My skin takes a hold,
The lust that grins deep.
I am strong…
My consciousness is weak
I smile a mask,
That breaks through the day.
Once night is alive,
Passion fires burn awry.
A Ghostly shake,
Chatters my teeth.
I cringe and flap,
Moistness cracks my face.
Never a settling symbol,
Takes a dieing fate.
Guilt and Terror,
Hides me.
The curious woman,
Looks at me,
Wondering.
Anna G. Appel
A thick dark breeze,
Brushes on the stone.
I sit here alone,
Just me and the fog.
A heavy grey smog,
Can’t help but approach.
My whispering limbs,
Give gasps of wishes.
My hands fold.
I think about,
What shouldn’t be .
Scarred gaping sin,
Grips where I live.
My skin takes a hold,
The lust that grins deep.
I am strong…
My consciousness is weak
I smile a mask,
That breaks through the day.
Once night is alive,
Passion fires burn awry.
A Ghostly shake,
Chatters my teeth.
I cringe and flap,
Moistness cracks my face.
Never a settling symbol,
Takes a dieing fate.
Guilt and Terror,
Hides me.
The curious woman,
Looks at me,
Wondering.