Scars on BroadwayA Poem by L4rn13The sun beams will help it to corrode into a cacophony of diamantine flowers...
Watch the acrylic paint run off the rooftops and the jellatin monstrosity will smile broadly.
The sun beams will help it to corrode into a cacophony of diamandtine flowers, Blossoms with bejeweled petals, A renewal like no other protrudes territorial with no remorse, Such becoming radiancy an incandescence of what is yet to come. Begin the oxidation! Let Fire reign! New truths as bare as phlogiston, No longer will it devour within a conflagrative manner. Moral and stoutheartedness forbids it, So vociferate again and watch in dumbfounded splendour as the paint dries and the sun will dance it's aubade across the ocean of simulacrum, Hypnagogic hallucination, a rudimentary acknowledgment of what is left to discover. © 2014 L4rn13Author's Note
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StatsAuthorL4rn13Birmingham, United KingdomAboutPoem from a Poet... I shan't befuddle your mind With poems of vampires Or quadruple signs, But rather rhythmful beats. For I am a poet And express through torn seams The stories of the heart,.. more..Writing
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