PlatitudesA Poem by PerditionThese lines Appalling Deadly apparitions Like bugs ‘cross my dining room
table You watch them Easy as play Clapping I watch them spindling Twisting Humming Capacitors of death Filling Wagging a fluorescent lit room A penny fuse installed in lieu of
liability Nothing reflects you from this little crown face I know our immediate instance Wall over run But one knock at the door brings
you back Phone and pearls close in hand I’ve been here all along Keeping the curves at auction Wary of factory milk Bowling oil and reprehensible chai
tea All warped in these shapes and
fish lenses Just walk the woods once with me Look at the limbs The way the elephant leg walks Then we can talk sizes of horror And all you have figured out Are numbers on a page? How best the market stings How life digs you When you’ve recovered There’s a bigger bug here A skeleton tapestry And not a dollar from your soul
will you understand While these noxious lines In the back of your jaw just Wear you through. © 2015 Perdition |
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Added on April 30, 2015 Last Updated on May 1, 2015 |