Wine With eggs

Wine With eggs

A Poem by Abigale LeCavalier

Wine With Eggs


Being myself an egg
and in the latter years
some kind of dove.
I pick at the blood
under my fingernails.

Stopping just short
of selling out,
pretending not to notice
all the God damn holes
in the wall.

Beating my wings
at the at the future accelerated,
and I have time
for a very small cup of coffee.

Never trusting
the def and the dumb;
but the crazy,
is what butters the bread.

And that's why I find myself
sitting in a bucket of milk.

Sipping red wine.

© 2015 Abigale LeCavalier


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(Q.) What is the difference between reality and fiction?
(A.) Fiction has to make sense.
Your soulful poem is so bewildering that it must be based on reality. Dear Abigale, I hope the milk spoils long before you ever do.

Posted 9 Years Ago


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Added on July 7, 2015
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