who knows to where the ark will sail

aDarkerMind



who knows to where the ark will sail.

derailed junkies in tailored suits

carbon footprints leading to the looting of a postage stamp

hemorrhoid ham spreading its limbs across a mainstream protest sandwich;

one for sorrow- a frozen magpie drowns with a feline itch-

benign but with a cancerous intent of weaving a blue water stitch;

the rainbow with a mole brain planting its' roots into the crevis of a secret den

when will the covid brain enlighten the jesus loving barracks where soldiers kneel to die?

as a dry gin for the captains wig disembowels the flavours of uncontroled stock

where flocks the hibernating geese into the valley of deaths deserted sorrow

with a stiffled marrow clawing at my billboards cuckold paint;

the devil with a chainsaw

dancing in the arms with a farmers bull on the belly of a blue vein cheese

scratches my knees as I  hatchet his back.

stand to attention and I will grieve the loss of your second hand haversack;

backpack and silver pills

the spills of a cold war enhanced with a chance of superiority;

a forearm smash

cash in the arctic attic of endangered epilogue

feeds off the smog and the fuel of a jitterbug jive.

survival of the bitter butternut squash

relies only on the murder of a pancreas eye;

buttered scones with a biscuit with my penguin soup

were setting sail, to a place on a map from where no-one will ever return;

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • Author: Melvin James (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 14th, 2021 14:45
  • Category: Unclassified
  • Views: 23
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  • L. B. Mek

    'benign
    but with a cancerous intent
    of weaving a blue water stitch;

    the rainbow
    with a mole brain planting its' roots
    into the crevis of a secret den

    when will the covid brain: enlighten'



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