whetstoned

Abora

3/31/18 7:33PM

One drink to take the edge off
Another to break the blade
A third to patch it together
And a whole bottle of wine to make it cut again

I have sharpened myself so many times
Yet I cut nothing
There is a block of knives out there, filled with dulled and blunt instruments
They leave the counter in their camrys
And their Mercedes
And they all put on a business casual suit made of sand
Just to make a buck
And march, march back to the block
Into the hole made for you
And stay there until you get sharp enough
To be dulled again

  • Author: Big Swifty (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 31st, 2018 18:39
  • Category: Reflection
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