The Conquering of Candy LandA Poem by Typhoid KelseyI once lived in a better place made out of candies and sticky things, sparkling sugar strings and little jellybeans, and picking tasty flowers I once lived in a better place Chocolate flakes and soft fruit chewies flavored crystals and things so gooey and kissing them for hours I once lived in a better place until black nasty millipedes swarming hordes of centipedes overwhelmed us with their powers, climbing up the sweetened towers and dropping in thick showers
They're in my hair They're in my hands In-between my fingers and eating up my candy land
I once lived in a better place It was overwhelmed and eaten up They came, they conquered, they didn't stop My confectionery is completely gone I once lived in a better place They dried out all of the ginger pop And consumed the entire candy corn crop They even ate the very dawn I once lived in a better place until it fell to crumbs all around my feet laid to waste by a black, creeping fleet of flies and ants with stingers and wings Devoured it all and ate everything With the worst of pincers and stings
I have my hair I have my hands I have myself And nothing else but what once was a candy land.
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Added on November 3, 2008AuthorTyphoid KelseySL, UTAboutI am a score old, an aquatarian, a natural redhead, and bipolar. more..Writing
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