top of page

Acid Reigns



Eye of the Beholder

Again, I wonder

how it is that I can breathe.

Around me the waste of the world rots

and the moments of my life

quickly decay.

Surrounded by smoke masquerading as air,

I weep, and my tears turn into acid rain.

I burn, as each bead falls and braille's my skin.

Maybe I should sleep,

Maybe I should swim

in the ocean made of sin.

Maybe I should cleanse myself with turpentine.

And drink down the drain-o

to clear up my veins.

As I boil in the heat of a single sun,

and freeze in the ice of the dark side of the moon.

As my soul evaporates

into the thundering clouds,

I still attempt to breathe.

Breathe through my humanity,

breathe through my insanity,

and walk through the shadows

embedded in my eyes.

Recent Posts

See All
You Have The Power (Poetry)

Sometimes they call it compassion fatigue. I call it trying to morph myself— constantly. To be smaller and gentler, a more digestible thing, when my fire is raging and my voice yearns to sing. I’m exh

 
 
 
Cosmic Gifts (Poetry)

What do you do when you know that you know, yet you cannot react for it’s not of this realm. The way one can see without being in sight;...

 
 
 

Comments


Never miss out on New Art & Writing!

Join my eNewsletter for updates. :)

Want to dive deeper into The Mind of Amy Frank?

Plunge into the depths on Facebook.

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Email

Victoria, BC, Canada

info@amyfrank.ca

250-514-3351

All Work © Amy Frank 1997-2025

bottom of page