where have my eyelids gone?
where flows the circuit of my shoots?
thirty lashes more as pours the snowflakes of my dark.
what now this vision of a blurred potato skin
dressing the salad of my torso?
I am a muskateer up a polkadot tree
as the anger of my disguise
feeds me a morning of circus noise
through the gateway to my eyes'
circling the crops of my boards
as my limpling flesh bags a seaside view;
my escorts spoon
tempting both corners of my mouth.
she was once a red salt moon.with scars
she was once of many things
that cushioned the flowers of my rain.
now my village sleeps one hour more each day.
a carniverous kiss now occupies my dreams
stale meat greets each turning of my spine
as burns a love I can no longer feel or share;
promise this when I reach my resting place
you will drink the waters of my heart
sing with the chorus of the red rose in your summer dress
as I love you from the comfort of my grave;
- Author: Melvin James (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: July 25th, 2021 03:03
- Category: Unclassified
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