Do as the Oceans DoA Poem by Curiosity's VirtuosoWhen all is chaotic, do as the oceans doThe piercing shot of porcelain violins,
All cut precisely, but wearing thin, For chaos that trips a blind man's shin, To prevent the pull of reality's pin. Cherrywood teacups, splintering without stride, Pushed down from Newton's slide, With force of a million soldiers high, Ragged and chewed rims collide, The knife of torture, dim and dull, Is heavier than a knight's spear and bow. The ocean, thick and smooth, Swinging on a calm and cool mood, That blocks the sun, muffles cries shrewd, Churning panic into smooth, Under deep surface rest appears, Waves that wash and caress all conscience fear. Confusion clouds a poker face's facade, Mounds of noise, the reaper's parade, For a symphony of his staff's shade, Brought gloom and fog on sun-shinning days. In times of cherrywood teacups and porcelain violins, Do as the oceans do. Seclude. © 2012 Curiosity's VirtuosoAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorCuriosity's VirtuosoNYAboutHey there! :D My name is Kristen. I'm a 16 year old writer from Long Island, NY. Truly I like to think of myself as more of a poet than anything else but I also like writing short stories. I am alway.. more..Writing
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