Poetry For Nobody
By Darjet
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About this ebook
Poetry for Nobody is fleeting, intense, lyrical glimpses of our love, loss and everything in between.
Poems about the Girl from the Island of Wood, poems from the dark twisting streets of Gothic Spain, poems written to be burnt...
All the tears used to set the bricks on the buildings
the statues on the ramblas have seen
through the corners of their eyes
from the rush of the morning
to the weariness upon night falling
in the backstreets
the warmth of stew
the glow of orange stained glass windows
the youthful calls of art students
in second hand clothes
the statues rub off the days toil
and spend some of its spoils
food
and the lonesome entertainment
of watching other people who have other people
...
I've been wanting to taste your mouth
I've been wanting to break that fast
I've been waiting for the night time to strip the day
to take the flame off my skin
and sun from my eyes
to hunt after dusk
to taste your tongue
to dance in the darkness blown in from the sea...
...
she sings to me
her songs into my ear
I held the smell of your hand with me
for the longest time
through the night
I never told you
I believed in angels
until I let them down
until I took them apart
until I broke their hearts
the rains not going to console me this time
the rains not going to save me this time
angels have swayed away
stayed away
left me for someone who might make a difference
if they saved
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Poetry For Nobody - Darjet
beatrix go home
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roofs pointed to the rain
girl din sits in a humid room
dark haired with dark haired thoughts promises of kisses
and come what may paper heart says paper cuts
Spanish girls clapped and sang
telling of the summer you ran your fingers through my hair
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I am at your mercy
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because of the way your thumb cuts the air
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My deliverer
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I’ve seen you before You blew your smoke You told your jokes You never ever begged
When they stripmined the sky You just told you just cried you carried my coffin
before I was gone
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we burned all our temples intended for you we cried all our tears
the remnants of animals eaten in garbage bin
the nite time builds bridges to strange places and uncaring
your well trodden steps forget you
all we ever wanted
was to be found and wanted the nite smells
can you tell? Stolen blooms convey
illegitimate stories and narrow pathways
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why don’t your angels look anymore?
why don’t they call
why don’t they tie their bows on parcels why didn’t they hold out their hands why didn’t they show
when the ghosts waded below cut red roses
keep the thorns
the soft skin of hers to shield the frost soldiers passing in the land
guns pointed to the moss all the tears wept
cried a mountain to your vale
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my hair smells
and I’m wishing away from this and I’m wishing
for Morena
and her chemical potions
half of the world was built with guns and half for her
if there was a god
the motherfucker would have cared for the children so there
in a disarming hour green turns to silt
we feed the assholes
because it’s easier than to think burn down
their smiles are liars
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half of my alter slips into the sea stone on stone for morena
we danced around in a circle when smells collided
and lovers ate each other picture talk
picture sings
we danced around her
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you’re on your own kid
they should have told you that from the start no one sending a rescue party
no god calling you home
no one is going to meet you half way
walked a 1000 lifetimes to arrive at your doorstep
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fools for love undo
tells of intentions gone astray
gone affray
I walked a thousand lifetimes to end up at your doorstep
the emptiness never needed an invitation to befriend
our heart wanted what it wanted
someone to tell and not get sold miles of happy faces
hide intentions
did I hate you for not being smarter?
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In the past
they split up the globe and sold souls
now they sell hearts
people clinking around like ghouls not sure of who they are.
in the past they enslaved bodies now they enslave hearts
whatever saves the shareholders from the stocks
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the snow fleeted by like butterflies stings like wasps
was searching for your footprints
Must have been lonely Looking through the window at the fire
Heard you spoke before you slept
Forgotten words when morning came and head leaves pillow
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they all hated him
hissed through stained teeth talked about the city
talked about the hill breathed the same air drank the same cup hated and hated him whores and café girls absinthe and butte twigs a flower
squandered on doubts laid out with moths had a heart
only deemed fit for a bullet
to be unloved is such a crime
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I walked a 1000 lifetimes to end up at your door to you it looked like I had just walked right in
it was half opened it was half broken it was half seen
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the morning was thinking of you it was bluer
it was colder tired streets littered packages inner city doors
kept inner city thoughts
even before the sunlight was seen light came from streetlights. unkept dreams
rummaging through bins
they said they’d all come true trying to sell you that bait
even before an untidy pitiful light
first scrapes the sky
the morning awoke and was thinking of you
Barrio Xino
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Beautiful corpse
Never had a shot in hell
They shouldn’t have spoken their you-can-be-anything-crap especially when they didn’t believe it themselves
Mass produced the guns but said
they didn’t have a part in the violence
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Factories call you