Verse's Teeth IA Poem by T. N. HodgesDraft i
In my coffee cradle
built for one. Surrounded by empty spirit vessels- The mist is pulling back and the frost thaws in a lapse of loss. Every bourbon soaked sunrise rings bereavement for the sullen specter. I remember, when his eyes matured into mine. The realization; To remove the sequence chains means to never fight their grip. To miss their indention, is to extract the verse's teeth; the idiom is adrift, transposed for a thought. For retrospection. For cackling ivories.
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