Once, greatly periled by faint hearted trivialities,
He laughs at himself ; drinking spirits by the fire pit.
mystified by his own mortal, oil paintings,
he felt as cold as moonshine inside an iron kettle.
the grounds are shaking inside a smoggy head,
tooth for tooth; beak for beak, art casts away lessons,
a parting couple romanticizes an afterlife,
here and after,
the laughter within him, bellows mystery.
watched by a hazy sunset.
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Zapatron (Pseudonym) (
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This is absolutely beautiful!
Happy you enjoy 🙂
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