A Black Ice MillenniumA Poem by Nobody.I In the
car, the radio was oozing the rotten secrets of a celebrity monster with too
many teeth. You gnawed each festering nugget to its illogical bone core. I was
just trying not to get hit by a truck. I had an itch at my kernel which
whispered that this rich guy was already dead. And, I had no time to spend on
the dead that day. So, we argued about something else; something else which is now
dead, too. II That entire day was a great shadow encased in ice. I remember wanting to change the shape of my entire life so that it would fit more comfortably into your mouth. I was melting fast. The frigid months I've chewed since then have tasted more like a black ice millennium. III Now that the world has withered, I sit alone with the tattered edges of my soul tucked neatly into my pressed blue jeans. Everybody here laughs at my overly clean manner. The green lighter burns my pink thumb. The brown dope bubbles in the shiny spoon. A toothless universe swallows me whole.
IV We never existed. I was only dreaming of a normal life. Moments of clarity are sandspurs lodged in my digestive tract. The smallest pains are always the hardest to kill. The largest truths are always the hardest to accept. © 2011 Nobody.Featured Review
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