La Lengua

La Lengua

A Poem by A T Lupian

Lengua as it is known 
Took a beating to my groin
Sown with thorns while the
Damned wail uncontrollably and moan hysterically

Known as The City, pity
Getting by is to scheme cleverly  
The soft melodies and punk 
Anarchy are gasping to life and 
Attention, who's the one with 
The deficit, no need of predicate

Admonish the lipsticked and dragged 
This is a safe haven for 
Those shunned ravens and ragged 
Douchebags, oh, the pleasures are brim 

Perverse are the styles of 
Sin that billows the stage of 
Fear, Mission tones and harmonic 
buffoons cocooned in their gloomy rooms
Tainted yellow fingers, known as La
Lengua, acquainted the wicked roam


 

© 2013 A T Lupian


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Added on December 20, 2013
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