Quatrains of GhulehA Poem by Andy LewisNight falls heat dulls
1: ashes to the verb we can't name in tiled sand.
She'll hark to angels with he static hands. Sometimes hell belongs to man. With knuckles pale tongue in cheek. 1-2: better to eat and stay at means. Than emptied out upon your knees. Hold you head high tonight. The stars out here will lend you light. 1-3 hear and tell your lonely strife. And i will show you how you are not the one Stare your eyes at me tonight. And i swear to god I'll show you the sun. 1-4: cut all bets to this endeavor. The heat down here will cause to shiver. Take her breath, fill your lungs. This reconcile has yet begun. -never speak in sand- © 2015 Andy Lewis |
StatsAuthorAndy LewisPortsmouth , OHAboutHello... My names Mark A. Lewis, but you can call me "Andy". I live inba small town on the banks of the Ohio river. I've always liked writing ever since I was a child though I'm sure I'm not that gr.. more..Writing
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