A Twist

A Twist

A Poem by Wes Hart
"

Seeing the world thru another lens.

"

A dank tunnel

ends in a door

the door will never open

there are other doors

that lead to the surface

 

Up here the smoking creatures run

they go the same direction

on serpentine legs

eyes full of light

that they cannot see

 

They run between islands of stone

on which are chained

ravenous beasts

that squat amidst refuse

and cry incessantly for food

 

Their stomachs are hollow

their prey clanks as it falls

downward into darkness

to be retrieved

by men with gloved hands

© 2014 Wes Hart


Author's Note

Wes Hart
Came to me at work.

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A splendid read and write...Bravo.....................

Posted 10 Years Ago



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Wes Hart
Wes Hart

Richmond, VA



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I write when the mood strikes me. I tend to be a very Schmendrick-like individual with my muses. I let them run their course. I'm working on becoming more tempered as an author. Hopefully this com.. more..

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