Alabaster Strikes!A Poem by Sputter OutlawIndulgence in the NonsenseStripped down, like alabaster stone. A gorge of unyielding light Succumbs to the thief, the knave And the priest Rocking to bed in the sand.
Outshone the day on the fifth month of May Glittering, raked in two. Prometheus sat, with a ball And a bat. Unconcerned with a teetering loom.
Forgone the day in the bright month of May Insomnia razed like a tomb. For intwined in his eye Caught its slithering sigh Sly Leviathan he kindly slew.
Rocked up dread lay in his forehead The song of accordion hue. Impromptu relief Defied his belief Committing his soul to a queue. © 2013 Sputter Outlaw |
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Added on December 5, 2013 Last Updated on December 5, 2013 Tags: poetry, stream of consciousness, nonsense AuthorSputter OutlawNorthampton, United KingdomAboutI like how I can expand this box to write as much as I'd like about myself. But there is that much to say. more..Writing
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