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Jayme M Yaroch Sep 2011
Give heart to sadness
That slithers in madness
Hidden safe under ground
Beating so loud without a sound
Afraid of the sun it blinds the eyes
All that has been it will forever despise
Could not forgive for as long as it lived
Fast trapped in the cycle unable to give
With stiff beating heart turned harder than stone
When the two could not be then it remained one
Blind in the sea while cold feeling passes
It drifted to madness riddled with sadness
Unwilling to breathe with a heart so undone
It faded away as if never begun.
Jayme M Yaroch Sep 2011
I can't hold these lips still
Oh why won't they stop?
They say these things for me
Incessantly moving alone
Leaving my senses behind
Because I am afraid of the silence
And what that silence means
I am afraid of not saying enough
Regretting saying too much
There is never enough time
To make up for parted words
They slice and they cut
Making others flinch and bleed
But the silence suffocates me
I am afraid of it
So I fill it
I fill it with my words, my opinions
I taught myself how to do this
So that I would not die
But there is no harm in silence
It cannot hurt me
Not as much as my words can
So I'll stop
I'll let it go
I think I can walk away
But I'll probably just be talking to myself
I'm going to become jealous
Selfish of my words
Perhaps when used sparingly
They will do me justice
The justice of a sharp mind
Constantly dulled by careless speaking
I'm a stranger to this quiet
But I will become a native of this silence.
Jayme M Yaroch Sep 2011
Why don't we sit down a while
And you tell me your troubles
Because I'm your friend
And that's what friends are for

Why don't we take the time
To listen when the wind blows
To stop and smell the pretty rose
Rather than pass it by

Why don't we walk along
Laughing and agreeing
With words so intriguing
Just being perfect for a while

Why don't we care
When we see such desperation
Why don't we start a revolution
To change this world we're in

Why don't we sit
And talk just a little while
So I can see you smile
To hear the beating of our hearts
Jayme M Yaroch Sep 2011
Speaking loudly
Nothing to say
But they will say it all day
Without temper to the content
No care to who they offend
Ranting and raging
So much anger!
Why do they shout so loud
Never asking the question
But expecting an answer?
Jayme M Yaroch Sep 2011
I love it when I smile          
In a way that reaches more
Than just my face
When I feel it in my heart    
In my soul                              
And everything that was bad
Leaves me for a while
Jayme M Yaroch Sep 2011
Taken in stride where no other bides
swift swelling of the heart
In beauty lives the fragile frame,
a ticking clock while the mind searches
in fruitless abandon

One moment in time, a false hope.
No home gone forsaken in what was offered
to lead way onto way and moving forward
Leak leisure as words fail
falling through cracks in the ceiling
Crawl away with sweet suffering smiles
burning inside with the prickly wonder that will not fade
To this minute, this very second yield nothing

Perfect in the resolution of these sentiments
to forbear with unanswered patience these cries of longing.
Feeding fear in endless wells of obscurity where shadows march in time
Bringing in them the full sorrow of an empty soul
There is no sunshine in the wind.

Howl for the mighty honor of being the loudest
Arrogance disguised as intelligence
a waltzing masque full of pretty ribbons and bourbon breath
No eyebrow raised this day
Not in any day that shades life lived fully.

Question not as others have this silent broken mind,
dwelling in the rank depths of ignorance and despair
No hope for the faithful, no pause for the weary.
This shallow life is a silent tragedy played on a stage full of Juliets
and souls are lost among the quickening heartbeats.
Jayme M Yaroch Sep 2011
One
In that moment
There was just one thing
There was happiness
And in that moment
Nothing else mattered
Just two faces
Four hands
One heartbeat
In that moment
There was only joy.
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