I Knew Not The DangerA Poem by Carson Kramer
I bit the nightshade.
Drank the hemlock. I knew not the danger. I smelled the sweet smoke of words. I fell into the deepest of sleeps. I came until daylight summoned. And still I touched the forbidden fruit. I could not resist the shimmer. I sliced it open. I saw the black seeds. I licked the dew of its ooze. I tasted the shattered covenant. I was then poisoned. I am now dying. I am without balm. Wretched. Alone. Held without bars nor shackles. Kept. Forced to hear the din of lie upon lie © 2019 Carson Kramer |
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Added on May 15, 2019 Last Updated on May 15, 2019 AuthorCarson KramerSt. Louis, MOAboutYou have come to the Nom de Plume, of the writer known as, Nipplegrinder. It was suggested that I would receive a more welcoming response, if I hadn't such a repulsive screen name. (Thank you, Lyn.) .. more..Writing
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