Nightly clouds and wishful thinking

I am between bear and wolf to rip apart the shreads of your skin
Keeping me from seeing
My raging heart disappearing
My acing mind shrouding thoughts
Into the flux of animism
Praying and bleeding for a better cause
That leaves my mind to think, my soul to breath , my heart to love again
And in my hope lies the seed of humanity
Without bewildering my wildest parts
The future lies in human hearts
To be thinking about tomorrow in a pleasent state and to dream of places where no one hates another
Where we do not part but share and
Cover each other to not cover up pain but process and literate its urgency
Where the currency of love is named healing.
This place is called
Our Future

Johanna nion Blau, 25.-26.08.2026

Where does it hurt?

My chest almost collapsed, but not my heart, it’s beat is still rapidly engaged.
Yet my ears bleed of to much nonsense put into them by smoky mouths, happily enraged.
Now my lungs are full of crap.
Emotionally unavailable guys verbally fight for my attention.
I beam away, thinking about books and songs and motion pictures another human mentioned.

All I want is, that the truth of your soul speeks through your eyes to me.
And I wanna dance on your lap. 🙂

Don't want no villans smile of a stranger, that tries to put me back
In that wicked place of my thoughts, my sorrow, of his dreadful lack of words.
Don't want no harmfull laughter, which wakes me from a lot of promising dreams.
Light that flashes, light that beams, after seconds I know what to say:

I'd love to be rich of feelings, tender thoughts and laughter.
I'd live to be rich of moments to remember.
Taunting encounters enlightning my ever youthfull spirit.
The promise you made hurts me in my guts. I didn't keep it.
But I go on with the smiling eyes of a wounded warrior.
I go on with the flying hands, of a samurai, only that a keyboard is my sword.
I go on as, if I would die, should you catch my heart with your butterfly net.
Your the wrong human. Didn't approach to the right one yet.

20-04-2026 by Johanna nion Blau