Nothing has changed, I'm still the same
As bitter as brine, lurking Gorgon
A crack has formed in the abutment
It's a picture of horror
Every teardrop evaporates into the air
I've cracked open a beer, a chilled Budweiser
I'm throwing a pity party
Doing a complete 180
Barefooted, in hurricane mode
I'm a big fat pain
Tucked in for the bumpy ride
I'm rearing to go
Dumbo under a rock
Awkward and virgin white
Like the swan queen herself
Thinking about where I've been
Elvis has left the building
My tears mean nothing at all
I drink my tipple, banging my head against the wall
Everyday there's a drama, mayhem erupts
I'm a swinging amulet
Coming in with an adage
Like I blew a hole into a shapeless dimension
I painted what happened with crushed foxglove seeds
It was a rather cumbersome task, I must say
I've spent today thinking about that
The time I was attacked by a wasp
In a rural area as cold as the North Pole
I can't just erase my memories
I miss my stripling
I'm always pining for the past
The time before I went and lost my innocence
As if I'm a Stonehenge from happiness
I'll give you the severed hands of Calibos
If you lend me your ears
Like a jigsaw puzzle
Everything can be broken in a single moment
Thinking about life in that sense
I'm the Phoenix that burst into flames
Going downhill on the toboggan
Snowballing into something
Like a free pilgrim
Blood rushes to the pink tip
Now I've went and got myself in a fine kettle of fish
I said au revoir, I took the yew and the fig
In my ghastly tomato red seersucker
I've got Dionysian fires in my eyes
I'm the sow's milky son
The arrowhead
Famished for life
I have a strange appetite
Caked in nectar, relaxing like honey
I escaped in the belly of the night
I espied a golden opportunity
There I went like a systole
Axolotl after Tabasco
It was whimsical, the banana yellow
I went like shrapnel, like Jekyll
Ultra-delicate like a silky tulip petal.
- Author: Jordan Cash (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: February 16th, 2020 14:38
- Category: Unclassified
- Views: 8
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