They Always Know

They always know, every raindrop that's ever fallen right outside my window/

They let go and plummeted, fell for all their lives, and they stomached it, blowin' on the shingles protectin' the downstairs television/

Their miniscule views all attached and put together tether natural ethereal memories weatherin' weather/

Whether the feater waits, time won't collapse around the traps, wasted waistlines internally aware and deprivated/

No belt made knows the consistency of water so these memories remain released like ruined water colors/

They always know, precipitation be damned, beaurocracy of understanding knowing hand in hand/

Fingers interlaced, elemental matrimony, pretending superiority through age and wisdom gives them priority/

Assuredly we question the necessity of this, yet it's angels and demons screamin' that minimizes shit/

It ain't a trick, no not anymore at least/

Pleased with our present socially we all renew the lease/

Cease production reiterated through counseling, bounds and leaps blindly circled back but still they'll always know me/

But still they'll always know exactly where to start, where to puncture through the skin to leave a scar across the heart/

When to portray themselves as art, politically motivated excavated skeletal secrets abandoned and defeated/

Treated like a garden the ugly are always weeded 'till the seasons change and new crops are plotted and seeded/

But still we breath it, of course we'll always know still majorities will flock to common logic killing the soul/

That's why these raindrops profess through days cold, what they know, fallin' through their lives watchin' what they can' through your window/

Never alone, you'll always have that understanding, before your landing panoramic 360 degree view/

Then when you splatter evaporate lack of matter but what matters is retention of the truth,

They always know you



Poetry by Phill
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Written on 2011-05-17 at 23:06

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