The Xanax Immersion – Remastered

The Xanax Immersion – Remastered

 

Last night I took my Xanax,

the so-called pill of sweet dreams.

yet, it could not erase your presence

slipping into my mind—

a beautiful dream-guidance,

a radiant, divine being,

with a bittersweet heart that is saccharine-kind,

with a heavenly heart that unalives my emotional attacks.

 

Beautiful goddess of brightness—

Over your divinity I kneel.

Over your protection I hold expectation.

Over your existence I devote my essence.

Over your soul I find freedom and lightness.

 

Dreams can be very dark—

as dark as the universe itself,

when the stars fail to shine and guide.

When your divinity is absent from my oniric reality.

 

Then,

there you appear.

There, you sing your calm lullabies.

There, you hug my soul

and kiss my heart.

There,

your consciousness bleeds

into my waking world,

while I feel the deepest effects

of the sedative potion—

my mind floating,

my awareness expanding,

my soul cleansing,

my body dissolving.

 

On end,

my brain,

conscious,

realizes—

your brightness is my darkness;

my darkness is your brightness.

You’re the Quasar

burning on my cosmic abyss,

I’m the cosmic abyss

slowly dying on your Quasar—

you feel a light

you cannot see

without my darkness;

I feel a darkness

softened

uniquely

by your warmth and brightness.

 

Our consciousness expands—

descending,

into a deeper level of introspection—

thanks to the essence

we both possess,

thanks to the universe

that lets us witness

its process.

 

Even in my dreams

your name I silently cry,

with my tears in blood

on my body they dry.

Even in my dreams

where all colors

collapse into blackness,

my vision still finds you

inside my delusional darkness—

a divine Quasar

reminding my consciousness

that even in the dullness

of the immortal abyss,

you remain

my goddess of brightness.

 

I beg you, my goddess, blade my heart

with your dullest gun!

I promise you, my goddess, I’ll be broken ice—

I won’t melt or run!

 

Allow

my dead self

to fall

into your body eternally.

Allow

your divinity

to hold

my broken corpse

and let it rest

in your divine arms

forever.

Where my darkness

and your brightness

fall in love

more than ever.

 

Allow me to sign

my love for you

with your broken sword

and the cosmos’ blood—

a devotion so deep

not a single poet

could ever imagine

a better romantic plot.

 

My body, all sacred, all bloodied,

is ready for your lips

to kiss my dried and fresh blood.

My body, all marked, all primed,

is ready for your divine sacrifice.

My body, all trembling, all agonizing,

is ready for you to take it

and hide it in your darkest, dullest galaxy,

where your light makes my blood

visible and alive,

where only you

possess the choice

to kiss it

or bury it forever

in your forbidden garden.

 

May my

dead body

be your work of art.

May my blood

be your dark red paint.

May my soul

rest eternally

in your secret, deepest heaven.