Fraying Days

John

Floating inside a taut balloon

Drifting over the lowlands

Bouncing off memories of Green grass

Into a maze of half shorn topiary, that mirrors my descent

Amongst the festering bodies, bladders drip from ignored vines

My thin cocoon swims in its blood

And a foul breeze nudges me along

Sharp bones and decayed teeth bribe me into their dark rooms

My instincts sidestep their crooked thorns

Leading to an alley of darkness that spits me loose

Into envelopes of air, that breathes alternate, between pashes of beautiful women, and tounges of deceit

I squeeze free

Fraying I spun skywards

The golden moon and it's radience lures me with deception and escape 

 

 

 

  • Author: Augie (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 21st, 2024 02:16
  • Comment from author about the poem: Always having the hope of a great relationship but always on edge expecting the worst,as usually the balloon gets popped
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Comments1

  • Thomas W Case

    Great metaphor and symbolism.



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