Good Consequence

I’ll chance it until I’m caught

I just hope it’s with good consequence

I wanted to be wanted

And you wanted to want me

But was that better off as friends?


I’d never felt so electric

As this’s start

And never so earthed

As at its end

Started stitching nasty patterns

And let them become the latest trend


Used to be paragraphs, poems, songs

Now I delete before hitting send

And I used to think I had it in me

To heal all I touched

But not even a fuck could get this to mend

The break is the point of the bend

Lend me some virtue, lend me some patience

Lend me the ability

To not see

What’s ill fated

Pass me generosity, borrow a deep breath

Tell me something controversial

And you’ll get an ear of how

I disagree best


If everyone’s special than no one is

You didn’t have to remind me

What is it about compliment, adoration

That makes me feel so grimy

I reckon all that started with little child me

Well then how to escape the ruin?

How to fling those clinging chains

Ravel back up this undoing?


Because it seems you got just as broken

And your splinters are still digging

So is this really the big denouement

Or only the beginning?


I never knew that hurt you

Never had a clue it caused such damage

Didn’t see, that just like me

There’s needs in you that are famished

Don’t exhaust yourself for begging

Don’t feed just for the sake

Hammered on that rage

But feigning sober to save face

I’d rather stumble home in honesty

Not hide what makes us awful

Because that shies what makes us great


I don’t want to be damaged together, though

And I don’t want to salt that wound worst

Don’t want to ache until we break

Or continue living with this curse

Maybe touch can heal

But do we really have the power

To heal what cracks inside?

Can we seriously put aside

Our fears, our lies, our pride?


All I need’s your comfort

Your arms to snake my waist

Your lips to press against my mouth

Your cheeks to crush against my face

Your legs to tangle my knees and thighs

To lose life in this embrace

And it’s yours I need to fix


The darkness that my bones hold

Have seeped into all mortar and every brick

Can’t hide behind fancy gadgets

Can’t cover with paint lick

Can’t keep throwing money at makeover

Hoping if beauty’s in every stitch

That there’ll be some glamour that will stick


But I don’t want you feeling guilty

That I feel ugly

And let it dominate

Flattery turns silky, slips right off

And turns to hate

I love you, though

I always will

Even if I get frenzied I can’t shake it

Perhaps if we put that same energy into effort

We’ll really make it.



By Lyric Deep.

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