HungerA Poem by Jesse LancasterSomething starving.Reach to flesh with the hopes of eager teeth, plead, find their place. Sit down a proper gentlemen, etiquette not present in these thirsty eyes screaming what yours can't see, sink into your meat like a stone in the sea, rock-bottom sweet. This pain is constant, and sharp; I can no longer set it apart from hunger. © 2012 Jesse Lancaster |
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1 Review Added on September 16, 2012 Last Updated on December 16, 2012 AuthorJesse LancasterManchester, CTAboutI'm Jesse Lancaster. No I'm not. I am: 19 And now: @ Uni for my sophomore year. My writing draws heavy influences from the music I listen to, other writers (such as Chuck Palahniuk, John Green a.. more..Writing
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