Short Glaze Over Poems

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Tomorrow

What will become of my life?
The unknown of all that could be
burns at my soul with strife
and blinds my eyes at what is before me.

I glaze over and my thoughts become numb
deleriouse with confushion thus I am dumb
Form: Epic


The Pull of Autumn

Before the winter winds glaze over thought and need we fire up the window, with Hopes and even seed while Autumn brushes in with a hint of frost and go we long for tinsel moments, of love and after glow.
Form: Rhyme

Eyes Glaze Over

If the soap is running far and wide,
you need to check the box

Those leaks, the promises never kept,
from all that spew you talked

When eyes glaze over—attention lost,
its time to reassess 

The truth has no expiration date
 —your faults to now confess

(Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

She's Dead

The succubus bleeds in the shadows of woe, I feel nothing as your eyes glaze over. Haunted you linger with a necrotic glow. I feel nothing as your flesh begins to harden. Hush child, tis time to be silent as infinity embraces you deep. Go fourth the abyss and wander the coils of fathomless oceans of sleep…

Such Beautiful Eyes

such beautiful eyes
mask so many lies

such beautiful eyes
slice through your emotional ties

such beautiful eyes
darken from life's stormy skies

such beautiful eyes
glisten from too many cries

such beautiful eyes
glaze over when your heart finally dies

such beautiful eyes
such deceptively beautiful eyes


To Lethe

Longing grips me-—
a familiar fire in contact
with parched debris—
spreading...

Your eyes glaze over 
and you turn away.

Within moments,
the last of my spirits 
have gone to Hades.

Ashamed, I turn over 
while tears trickle
into my pillow.

This new fire consumes me—
—it is a thought: I want you—
But surely I am unwanted...
and to Lethe, I escape.

Marionette Cries

Stumbling, staggering, 
barely managing,
I fell.
Severe, several times,
I continue to 
fall.
A marionette bound 
by strings
in the fist of time.

Lifeless
with or without strings.
Vacant, 
my eyes glaze over.
Limp,
unless time tugs hard.

Painted smile on 
fragile wood,
for the audience, I dance.
The lights go off and 
the crowds file out,
over time, fade out

the painted smile.
© Zin Lim  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ballad

Poison

love is like poison a lethal dose of arsenic straight in my veins 
and you sit there and push the plunger 
while you see the fear in my eyes
as I beg you to stop yet you sit there as my eyes fill with tears
then you are the last thing I see as my eyes glaze over 
then like that my life fades out as it cuts to black
I hope your satisifed you get your life back 
while mine slowly fades to black
© Amy Dejean  Create an image from this poem.

I Am Only Your Fantasy

What world am I in? Oh, that’s right…I don’t exist I am only your fantasy You drill holes where there ought to be hearts You crawl into the crevices while I die Because you will leave when reality is high Turn on your computer And feel your eyes glaze over With your one hand typing… While I paint about what we will never be My very soul a joy kill to your ******** ... Do not push me to release... The blood is already on the canvas

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