Melissa Hennessy Poems

Within the crowd, your blood points you out- a sharp edge about you.
Oh so intrigued by attention.
The span of your audience is wearing thin,
so give it a
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I sat down between a dirty mirror and a sapphire skyline.
I never thought I could feel this torn.
Above me, written in fresh red, I saw my destiny.
A physical realm. My oracle.
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I’ll stroll past the Cactus,
The dessert is where I lay.
He is rooted to the floor,
But I stray away.
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Stop right here,
we are breathing once again.
I'll be the
first
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Tell me this is catastrophe bearing its ground;
now don’t sweeten up the truth.
Act like you want this.
We’re all here for you.
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Tell me what lies behind your lips;
those snakes are dancing around your tounge.
I know you taste it,
I know your hear the songs they play.
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Claim me to be the leaves on your hands, to understand the rise and fall of all these things that I’m beginning to bring to my senses.
Life and death has no resurrect except the expectation of the liberation of power.
I'll bite my tongue and chew my cheek to prolong your suffering to the extent of its peak and then wash the soil from your eyes and despise every word you speak.
Is this evil or is this a lesson to profess and confess that I'm no guide to the afterlife, but within a lie there’s a reason to lead on such a story for glory and passion.
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I brush back my heavy eyes,
for the skies have broken into a vivid glow.
I slowly pick up
an empty cup
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Are you listening in? Did you hear it?
I'm waiting for your final view,
my sweet one,
running about the fall of the fruits from the trees we once believed to be our homes.
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My eyes awake to a morning glow,

bestow a lantern that guides me to your home.
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