Alabaster Strikes!

Alabaster Strikes!

A Poem by Sputter Outlaw
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Indulgence in the Nonsense

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Stripped 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
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Tags: poetry, stream of consciousness, nonsense

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Sputter Outlaw
Sputter Outlaw

Northampton, United Kingdom



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