“She Stood Upon Her Windowsill”
She woke up in the middle of the night,
Sat up upon her magenta colored bed, looking at images of nothingness in her bedside table.
She rubbed her eyes, and looked around, looking at the hands of time.
A gush of wind threw her back,
And paralyzes her sanity, groping her morality, seeping through her blood veins.
She heard the sound of a violin playing,
Her blackened eyes looked at the night sky with a fierce immortal look.
Her soul encapsulates the beauty of a fallen angel, seeking freedom from hungry minds.
She stood upon her windowsill, silently, tip-toeing to reach the heavens.
The rhythm of the sounding violin mixes with the reckless parody of “Maria, Maria”
The torment of her anxiety shifts from one side to another.
Slowly a hand wrapped around her, pulling her from the windowsill,
And danced her into a never-ending night.
Her jounce to the beat of the music, make her go astray.
And she shakes her hips to the melody of it.
The clock struck twelve; the moon blinded her eyes, and brought her sanity back.
She wrapped her arms around herself, and slowly faded away.
She woke-up in the middle of the night,
Sat upon her turquoise colored bed,
Her arms wrapped around herself, looking at the blue colored silhouettes.
She looked out her windowsill, stood upon it silently,
She saw a playground across her place, and decided to renew her childhood memories.
She leaped from her 19th floor apartment,
And landed, foot-flat on the scorching asphalt.
She walked as if her feet were ice, not feeling any of the heat’s radiation.
She walked toward the ink covered playground,
And saw writings on every single angle.
“Danced into a rhythm of an endless samba…”
“Fleeting away with the twists and turns of cha-cha …”
She walked and did not mind the writings,
Until she saw a horrific scene, fading into a blaze of black light.
She clung unto herself, and watched the orchestral imagery in front of her.
Her eyes, blinded by the immorality of night, blocked her view from the insolent posse.
She saw a figure of a boy, standing still at the center of the playground,
Soul-less, mind-less, strings attached to his arms, and she looked up,
Slowly, seeing the hands of the one manipulating him.
She ran as fast as she can, not minding the malevolent eyes that watched her.
She tripped, and fell, but she got up again, and continued running…
His impaled eyes looked at her; he smiled at her and his head bowed down again…
She ran to him…
And ran, as fast as she could…
©leo.banares
[note: this is connected to "He Stood..."]