~ Pen on Fire ~A Poem by Misery“Your poetry’s quite good; I’m surprised minor publishers can
afford you. What’s the catch?” I drink. “How does that affect your words?” It seals the breeches in this wall Where wanton lies constantly crawl It fills my pen with more than me With words that come from history; And hones me with From length to breadth Deep strokes of ink some liken to Browning and Keats ~ Tennyson too; It girds me with Aye, braces stiff Emboldened words that bold display Frost and Kipling ~ Plath for a day... When I’m drunk... Only when I’m drunk. --Misery © 2017 Misery |
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Added on January 29, 2017 Last Updated on January 29, 2017 AuthorMiseryAZAboutJust a Lost Poet (no patrons; no diplomas; no institutions; no grants), stranded upon a heap of one thousand dog-eared poems - words born of miseries witnessed in many lives and landscapes. Regardi.. more..Writing
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