persistent inconsistency.
a dry month in a summer stream
a wry smile on a submissive page of an auditers twisted write
a childless rattle dead beneath the footprints of a Spitfires sudden retreat.
belated grievence for the corpse of crystalite bohemia
in a sautes pan where fries the guts of congenital cymatia
before the grace of god almighty
and the pressures of a market stalls divine interpretation
I am all alone with my corpus christis' damming of allure;
catholic eyes in the sunrise of my confession
the obsession of my drepession in a recess room where sits a tired starling
nursing my severed eyebrows in a bowl of scrambled eggs
as the curse of immortality crawls beneath my seething pitta bread;
the talking hands of corruptions startled cries
it is the verse of the erupting mona lisas' smile
that tickles the hideous humour of my saturated liver
and barks a stark reminder that I am nothing more than a president elect;
a prescriptive drug for the turmoil of my tumour.
oils blood for the anarchy of the archers bitter arrow
will cushion the blow in a make believe passing of my urines' chequered past;
bask in the glory of my caskets borrowed stone
shiver with the ice that infuriates my cocktails tenderstem
and try to understand,
consistent inconsistency
will bring only the destruction of the smirking pig in its' basket of remource;
can you see the light
shining from the glass eye of stampeding authority?
my heart is nothing more than a walrus tooth with a hunters glare.
I pretend to care,
but do I really, do I really...
do I really, really, really,
really care?
- Author: Melvin James (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: June 24th, 2021 11:30
- Category: Unclassified
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Comments1
only, when those childhood pillar's
of perceived vehemence, are shed
do we finally begin
to taste and feel the veracity of modernity's
sleeted streets of dizzying misery;
and then: the true fun
of reality's seasonal, slaps: to our calloused face
can really, take aim...
meanwhile, we'll just grip the ropes and ponder
what round this is
and when, will we finally start doing that whole
'living' thing...
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