Waning MoonA Poem by Colette
Somewhere in a speckled sort of time Our polka dot universes were inclined to collide
You spoke of rhymes And forced tears of fake performances Repeated Repeated Repeated For each audience, and All the smoking, spoken word artists? All sounding the same Same cadence Same flow Same sound.... like this...this...this
But hey, don’t judge ‘til u hear Mine That is Not just my flow, but my rhymer’s flow My girl Joyce’s collective unconscious That surely has tapped Tapped Tapped Into mine
They are mine My Almost Dead Poets By the time you roll around and come We might have all rolled over to play dead You know? We get tired of being played with like mice You know? No You don’t. I do.
In the melancholy meanwhile Two women stay up late Penning s**t about body twitching, and What’s it all supposed to mean anyway? You hear? You hear? You hear?
An escaped manic-depressive scenario I’ve got a wee Mexican hat in the trunk of my car... A bible... Please...like either one of us believe in that. Bag of dirty clothes Dark circles under eyes.
I’ve been having these dreams Dreams of premonitions A dead clown And clowns appear the next day On Sunday Morning On Weeds In a conversation about the French Pierrot You said you don’t like them My mother loved them And I never realized, until now That I had this in common with her
A love for the melancholy
Because somehow in saying nothing Our sad faces say everything
You said I’m a clown I am And the struggles are behind comedy And comedy on the other side of a box with tubes And tubes in me and hanging out of me And me...me...me...
My only friend the distant moon. © 2012 ColetteReviews
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1 Review Added on September 15, 2012 Last Updated on December 27, 2012 AuthorColettePhoenix, AZAbout"The poet...is not nearly so concerned with describing facts as with creating images and establishing mental connections." from the book "Uncertainty" by David Lindley I'm in love with metaphors.. more..Writing
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