How to Write a Book
Take your heart, slice it into hundreds of convenient and easy to flip through slivers, give it a front and back cover. The End.
– Vagabond Prophet
Original Poetry about anything and everything.
Take your heart, slice it into hundreds of convenient and easy to flip through slivers, give it a front and back cover. The End.
– Vagabond Prophet
In the countenance of today
There’s no smallest measure
Of reprieve or leisure.
The thread between
My thoughts and reactions
Growing taut from lengthening distance.
Dangling from the precipice
Which separates simple exhaustion
From madness.
People ask me
Why do I do this?
Why do I clutch to sleep deprivation
And reject wakefulness, rest,
And energy honestly come by.
I say to be creative is risky,
But to abstain is more so.
– Vagabond Prophet
Not enough hours in the day
So I carve into the night
With shrewd ambition
And blades waved blindly,
Forgetting its importance.
So many words in my brain
Rushing to get out
I see a splash and can’t tell
If it’s a jumping fish
Or just my foot at the other end
Of the bath.
Things in my mind stumble out
With little to no coaxing
Found strolling in cursive.
I’ve got battlecries pouring out fingers
And when the muse courses through
I’m it’s slave.
Take my sleep,
Let me eat not but toast
Allow me no reprieve
From the onslaught.
I can’t go back to drought
Not again.
Protect me from the rivers streams
Becoming desert floors,
I can’t bare to see the current
Turn to dust.
– Vagabond Prophet

Thank God
I almost ran out
Of ways to describe snow.
– Vagabond Prophet