Love Will Tear Us Apart
Standing—lost in the moments of time. Emancipated from this ghost, the face in the mirror I look into every night. Thoughts—thoughts of him cut into my canvas, my overall mental health. The deteriorating limbic system left to decay over time like that of a uranium atom. The quicksand-like pace of that haunting memory fading—how I hope it all fades away one day like the rest of the world.
Hearing is for the strong, yet hearing is a curse. Hearing killed me; hearing did me in like it did to my father. Never thought of that book I wrote to him. Story after story—I failed to get through to him—I failed to find him. Hope left me a long time ago. Hope died on King Street, hope died that night. Yet, how doth the cage bird sing when it has a gun to its head?
Never tried before, I only remembered his banshee-like screams—the blood out of his mouth like a man-like spider hunting his prey—he has struck. He left marks on my wrist; he left needle-like slashes that seem to form a jail cell to my arm.
Jail cells are meant for the insane degenerates of this country—we see familiar faces and cry. The failures of life creep upon us like a buzzard hovering over the horizon, waiting to gouge our eyes out and feed us to her children.
Melancholy-like music coming out of the neighbor’s third story window of a Victorian house, the sounds of industrial landscapes, the sounds of a child’s screams—how they remind me of our situation. “Run away, hide little child.” “This world is not meant for you, nor is it meant for the gods above us.” Where is my place in this world then father?
Chilly drops, the dew has formed on the leaflet of the brownish grass outside. How the grass to be green, I remember when it was all green. It wasn’t all green due to simple manure, but that of a well-tended hoe, yet the hoe was broken by years and years of wear. The hoe became dilapidated; finally one day put of its misery coughing and fighting for air as it was smothered in a trash can.
The entrance to my heart sealed by trauma—pure trauma experienced by a blunt attempt with a crowbar. A crowbar meant to murder, a crowbar to murder the innocent bystander who tried. Everyone tried to save him—everyone tried to save him, yet they all failed. Everyone fails; everything dies in this place we call home. Mother said home is where the heart is, but where is my heart mother?
“He is bleeding on the floor!” “Someone call an ambulance!” However, where is an ambulance for a broken heart string?
Trying got me nowhere, trying got me nowhere with him.
I tried, god I tried, we all tried to save him. He was a goner—he went insane. He’s lost control again, but he wasn’t epileptic. He was autistic, but he blew his brains out due to the consequences of life. The consequences of failure—failure of a love that has fallen apart before my own eyes; I cannot undo what has been done to you darling.