I like your poetry becauseA Poem by Nobody.Poetry...don't poetry...it's up to you but, I want you all to know that I love the way you work it when you decide to do that inky thing you do.I like your poetry because I feel your words like acorn-sized hale pellets Pelting every inch of my existence. Your pretty black stains smell of fresh battle and righteous sacrifice, Nibble like rats on the carcasses of forgotten gods, Dance like a mud-covered downtown bum in an uptown candle shop, Spit damnation and fire as they glide across the smooth Ice of self-assurance with both middle fingers extended.
Then, just when I want to loose a tribal scream And smash and grab at the local churchhouse, You turn love into flowers and laughter into biscuits And the fragrance is joy and enlightenment.
But, just for a zen moment before The waves crash in again. I like the way your poetry hurts me… Reminds me that I am a wounded barracuda In a shark-infested fish tank, And the stares from the other side of the glass Want nothing more than to see me tortured, Devoured and belched up So they can remember that they, too, are still alive… Still dangling from the thin mortal strand. Something about Earth makes people choke on their grunts, Impale themselves on their ink pens And beat their keyboards hard enough to make Them dizzy and lost; stumbling down the plank That spans from Fucked to Foundation, But you are immune, And I read you as a way of begging for the anecdotal antidotes You brew from tired sweat and frenzied life. You fill me up with something foreign; Like apple flavored whiskey or stringless salvation. I want to go on Holiday to the west coast of your mind. I may never return.
© 2011 Nobody.Author's Note
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