Will

whisperingquill

Will

I hover within
trance pockets
of interlocking
nightmare lockets,

inside of subconscious
outwardly shining
from shadows of innocuous,

colliding with sideway
cinereal yesterday's
down rise of upsized
digging anon's shady grave,

hammered in the marrow
of sacrificial victory,

collapse rectangularly
in the radius of a
spherical wooden demise,

discharging high
electrode pyramids
from a low voltage
triangular prism,

don't you want
to come in
and feast on my tort
sodomize my merit,

too re-establish
the self-marvel
of your flown infancy
mort mantra carnivals,

stare through
wax encrusted reticals
ping pops of
rubber band slingshots

banished king
of a pyrrhic nation
blasphemy you spit
like auric sanitation,

as I wither
into surliness
a poetic warrior
of self-pestilence,

your doormat
of trepidation
sanctimonious infernal
incarceration,

hard on I
so you may shine
rise my sparrows
bequeath loquacious harmony
become unknown hero's,

through you I seethe
to every unborn entity
constant wave of
recycled clemency,

every deep kink you think
inside I stroke the twinkle
given you my pith
now go disperse
amongst the winds,

concurrent I'm forevermore
humbly adored I implore
ingest this pill of goodwill
my nation of symmetrical quills.

Copyright © 2017 Whisperingquill.All Rights Reserved

  • Author: Whisperingquill (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 29th, 2017 10:47
  • Category: Short story
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  • FredPeyer

    Whisperingquill, I faithfully read all of your poems, but this one is way over my head. I did try to ingest this pill of goodwill, but it didn't work. 🙂

    • whisperingquill

      Thank you Fred

      It\'s a personal piece
      more reflective than anything brother. I do not expect every reader to understand and those that do either are going through the same or they are in my head lol . Thank you brother 🍻



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