Wear your anticipation proudly.
Wait, wait for a drop.
A drop of virtue.
It calls you names:
Fixture,
Aspect,
Guest.
Starchflower judgment lines the mouths
Of every precancerous penny.
In the new room with out any locks,
Is catapedamania.
She's reasonable enough, does her job.
Latticino words form whelmed words whisper, worlds. Into existence.
Monday
Wednesdays
Thursday
Days of leaves falling to the ground
The bone branches, already gnawed on
There, across the fragile floor
Philip trys.
His eyes are green, and red lined.
He'll try to grow some more time
For smiles,
For Red,
For roads to the east.
- Author: Vera Vessite ( Offline)
- Published: December 1st, 2024 17:54
- Comment from author about the poem: Taking in elements to describe a few people I know. Every thing written by me has me and everything in it. This was written rushed on a bus. A few things in my life were at interest. Especially things that people don't like.
- Category: Reflection
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