Mia Persson Poems

I'll wait for you benighted,
And let the cold frosty winter
Cover my heart in snow
So that what I have here for thee,
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A lifeless void to the night yet to come
My heart, a rose
Who's fate is to be picked and die in your palm
But should you ever leave it grow
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I stand crouched before my grave
Eyes sinking in through the earth
Soon my life will be taken by a wave
And every tide I've swimmed against
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Adde in me a sophistic feel for tungsten edged senselessness
And do unto me what hath forever abided my time
Find in thy spirit an ignition of spitefulness
And casteth thy love in this burning heart of mine
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Thine eyes doth shine
Green colours faded unlike mine
Once a moonray now a beam
Thine melody, a requiem for a dream.
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I was bored, and she was boring too
Dysthymia wouldn't leave me
I had to eat something, anything happier
Than her sobbing on my shoulder
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Synthesis of a black veiled soul strolling through the night so cold
Passing and stroking a fur of might, rumerous noises of sheer delight
Could have been anger or even of fright, a cause to collide daytime with night
A furious dazzling point-arched stare of empathy leaving from everywhere.
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At the cimmerian light of dawn
The wind brisk comes
In through a window, welcoming a breath
One sleeping wakeless, the other awaiting death.
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