It's not the house that's haunted,
It's yourself,
Inner workings strained and rotted,
Patronize my bright eyed conscience,
I swallow deceitful correspondence,
And reach for the salt.
Incessantly you haunt yourself,
Then plead the fifth
And cry for help,
Cry wolf cry wolf
You cheat yourself,
Grow fur grow fangs
Alone you yelp,
Canonize my youthful eyes
Then let your shadow dine on mine,
Don't wonder why my eyes are black
They starve for light, my sun has set,
It's not the house that's haunted. It's yourself,
You ought to have more prescience
Of the spirits at your cornerstone,
On your infallible self you've built such a reliance
That you often forget you have holes.
YOU ARE READING
A Testimony for the Lonely
PoetryAbandoned scenes and abandoned dreams. Have some poetry my friends, if you're brave enough to wander off alone. Shoutout to @xoxocookiegirlxoxo for the great cover.