A FOOL WHO SEESA Poem by STRANDThere is something horrible about the morning: The case of sight: Where everyone shows their plague spots, readily. Men wear their unblemished white shoes, proudly, and beautiful maidens who spit freely. Unabashed praise for the Lord, were he to grant me immediate blindness. Dead eyes for details. Admiring only the stone, the statue of your face. All texture, tactile If something notable resides, it crouches like a gargoyle amidst the words, misshapen, accidental. (only there) Actions " quickly vaporized Inaccurately recounted Fogged over, forgotten No longer sacrificing at the image: This isn’t about Paradise, just gouging out each other’s eyes, with love. © 2013 STRAND |
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Added on March 24, 2013 Last Updated on March 24, 2013 Author
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