The Hissing WarnsA Poem by Alexa TarvidBite my tongue Until it bleeds,
Steel could bend Between my palm and digits, It clatters to the ground Like a bullet casing,
Fire consumes, It eats like cancer to the cells, But shhhh… I’ll be quiet, Swallow these flames Let it simmer in my belly,
Tread lightly The hissing warns, Step back The whisper advices, Just in case She breathes,
A drop of crimson Hits the white tiles, Two thin lips Holding in the heat,
And while you Run around the checkered board, I’ll sit. Silently. Shhhhh… © 2011 Alexa Tarvid |
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Added on March 15, 2011 Last Updated on March 15, 2011 AuthorAlexa TarvidMNAbout**NOTE: If you ask me to comment on something, I will be completely honest and straightforward about what I think about your writing. If you do not wish to take this risk, do not send me a request. .. more..Writing
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