Sunday's GenerationA Poem by PerditionHere Sunday grinds at your heels Blonde sips into lipstick parched eyelids
Taste wades Laps over salty memory Whiskey neat Parisian
overtone lit cigarette Struggles are no more No more
I have come from a bad time Found strange warm
peculiarities Bodies by the river Undressed like morning in a warm jar
Here I will tell you of hands tangled with Halucination Measures emptied into waves Shingled spine dialing through fluidity Draped and exposed Potions stirred from the yellow old photographs Hung like feverish children branches from the gum tree
Amazing pounds with staggering black-bone cheeks Gardens - growing in empty cells... Apples Athenian
Here Sunday blooms at your bed Postmortem Letters half writ into Father Into the mountains of Tibet
And yet you have come to me Weary... So much so I take up the hammer The voice of sword and cello and pray you remember that We are fated, Bricks from a perfect generation © 2015 PerditionReviews
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