That Twisted Mind

That Twisted Mind

A Poem by Chidoriflower

The pungent stench of cologne
 Glides slowly to my face
The frosted hand of snow
 Wanted my soul to taste
The black lagoon of orbs
 Tempted my strange curiosity
Taking away all the norms
 The twisted rose garden you call your mind
In it I know I must find
   
   Your slaughtered, repulsive heart
  I studied, and wrote a chart
   How I fought and struggled
  Even when beaten and muzzled
   The small smile of mock
  Turned stomach round and round
   And made warmth out of granite rock
 Now my pitiful strength is bound
   In your distant, satirical embrace

© 2012 Chidoriflower


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( And made warmth out of granite rock)
this line was chilling!, i like how the story goes and the way you wrote it well done

Posted 11 Years Ago


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Chidoriflower

11 Years Ago

Thank you for your review!
Awesome. Poetry is beyond me but this seems pretty good.

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Chidoriflower

12 Years Ago

Thanks! :)

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Chidoriflower
Chidoriflower

R.I.P, CA



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I love reading, from YA books to classic English literature. Writing is my vent usually. I'm gay as hell. I like food, anime, videogames, and traditional dances. (Like waltzing, salsa, west/east coast.. more..

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