iamserpent.

I've been looking for something simple to write about for months. And perhaps I'll never find it. But regardless I still rest to leave my mark. The name is Bradley and I have a passion for writing, I admire music, and I have a deep love for cats. If you want to get to know me, I'm open to talk. But my life is in my words.

Cicada Infestation In Nashville.

It’s 3 am. I am tired, and wired. I traveled nine-hundred miles today, driving for five-hundred. But somehow, time flew by so quickly but without sleep I’m feeling a little sick, like some sort of brittle stick barely hanging onto the Mother Tree.
I can’t get their noises out of my head. 

Appreciation.

There are those trees
that come but do not leave;
those trees that die
but plant their seed.
There are those trees
that let loose and fly for the sea;
those trees that only look
beautiful for a week.

I had to pretend I was a dinosaur
so that I could trick myself to eat broccoli more.
I am big, you are small.
You are a tree after all.
Come with your leaves and leave me.
Your passion in the roots cannot save me.
I sleep in your high-tops,
not afraid to fall to the rocks.
Tell your body to follow me
to the next scene, where green leaves
turn into magic and machinery.