CascadeA Poem by Rhys JacobsExceedingly obvious, yet cathartic.Draped indifference like cheap curtains. Coddled by the fire, my window-dressed ire. Trace my words on your delicate organs. Such beautious longing when her forested eyes are emptied. Now, picture maple frames and polished porcelain veneers. How wonderfully she sneers. Empty out the acrid names from the black bibliography. Cite the warmth in salted lips. Oh, precious doll poor of tear, your tin roof befits better hearts. A wry smile departs. Winter is here, no seasoned lover can warm our soul. Close your window, re-kindle your flame. © 2013 Rhys Jacobs |
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Added on August 23, 2013 Last Updated on August 23, 2013 AuthorRhys JacobsCape Town, South AfricaAboutI'm in a burning house and I'm taking you all with me. Pull up a chair and pour yourself a stiff drink. more..Writing
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