Premeditating S'words'mithA Poem by Dawn
Marching orders..
Scared eyes. They rule the world. Blended voices hide the truth under felt-tip marker lines honesty blacked out by progress-- by fear. Shells waking walking with hollowed eyes and slack jawed faces. In broad daylight women and children topple a deck of cards all hearts. All hearts and minds and dreams and life gone are pieces of humanity. Tossed, discarded, forgotten ashes to ashes dust to dust. And here I sit fussing over spilled milk and a runny nose. Here we vainly yearn for eternal summers while screams of innocence pull at eye sockets, hands with frostbitten fingers. Frostbitten fingers the human touch, void of circulation. They are torn, cut off unwanted appendages afterthoughts after one-night stands. But what do I know, I'm just a girl reaching for a tissue hoping I'll make it through this "terrible inconvenience." Life is much simpler when I only care about myself. Complications are....too complicated. Don't you---"think"?! © 2017 DawnFeatured Review
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