Some Leftout Ending
Bullying someone interesting seems to appear,
But there's nevertheless any case to clear,
Longing some captivity causing a glare,
Maybe your writing is a way to preserve that stare.
Some words are a bit unclear,
I think it was building an atomic nuclear,
Forsaking deepening affection lasts a year,
Hoping to see that resting near.
Grafting two lines in a single plate,
Are they just used to being a slate,
Bearing a visual pain depicting a few slots,
Imagining a long-lasting life at cost.
Dealing with my hardship during the depressing years,
Yearning for a mere lonely sphere,
It feels like I'm guessing that I wear it,
A bit of a moment of stiffness to inherit.
Leftovers turn fractures into some brittle pieces,
Frosting in deep ice is never entering a crisis,
Some vague words are going to be anchored,
I think drowning hardness has never been fissured.
The weather keeps turning phases at different steps ahead,
I'm thinking of a chrysalis that has been matured,
I know the bedrock is breaking while trembleness resists,
Now covering all braces with being them persist.
Monolithic life's veneer is now a thickener,
Gutting some plant points is just a reminder,
New lime has been growing from that gutting,
The plant is now the one who is there standing fruiting
Measuring the amount of residual masses,
For the heart of grown matching grasses,
Knowing they fought with each other,
To cover the whole plot basis.
But my brittle bones are getting better to calcify,
Maybe it's better to accept rather than deny,
Loneliness is another word for long time confinement,
I know the whole life spent on the way of adjustment.
All claims here are resisted for future hope,
Beginning a new life with brighter lasting scopes,
Confinement is an ending with a tiny blush,
I'm still staring at past by a shining rush.
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