The Emerald CityA Poem by NGenieLThey
pummelled the stuffing out of me, ripped
out my veins like a trees roots from the ground, and
discarded the rags.
I
need a new brain because my old one shattered
on yellow brick and it still hurts. It's
not worth fixing.
Colours
change Summer
snows Lions
meow and monsters fly The
Emerald City glimmers
ahead It's
blinding. It hurts my eyes.
Give
me a brain and I'll give you a home. You'll
obtain a heart on the way, and I'll grow some courage. We
don't need wizards.
Poppies
pop in our eyes, Emeralds
end our journey. I
am happy for you, I am sad to see you go, and I am empty-handed. © 2013 NGenieL |
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1 Review Added on April 5, 2013 Last Updated on April 5, 2013 AuthorNGenieLLondon, United KingdomAboutI'm English and a student and I cultivate words and mash them into some sort of meaningful slab of vaguely edible literature. At least, I like to think I do.. more..Writing
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