Fish of MehA Poem by eli mercuree rueDiving off the wooden board Into a milky swamp of a river, Exfoliating months and months Of stress erosion And splinters from my feet, I fell Deep down underneath Where I met a sea of swimming Pumpkin carriage eaters Eating their way through Another box of Ever After Pie. When this one swam up beside me and Put her little silver fin Across my thigh and said, “Hey sister I got a blister rubbing Against the inside of my eye.” Silly of her to think that I could ever be her sister. Swimming up and rubbing across My thigh. “I think that I could pop it if I was given a finger or something pointy To jab in the side.” She starts winking at me Desperately with her one working eye. “Give me a wiggle, a punch, a jab. Help me fix my eye.” I struggled to look at her seriously; My conscious struggling over desire. She opens her lips again. "You’re a dumbass." It’s a judgment she makes Solely over my inability To simply poke a strange fish in the Eyeeeeeeee.
And I didn’t know where to lick. But the blister was still bulging so I tighten my fist inside my Palm; ready to knock this Fishy out but then I remember It was time for me to breathe. I open up my tight Pinched mouth letting the Carbon release and the ocean Deplete me. Passing out. Drowsy. The son has too many obstacles. Time now for me to come see What the sea of fish has Done to me. Closing my eyes to the world Opening them in a blink. I look up to see what’s Different now and it’s everything But the little fish Who claimed me is a little closer than I think.
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3 Reviews Added on February 24, 2008 Last Updated on March 20, 2012 Authoreli mercuree rueDurham, NCAboutcreating a s p a c e where the meaning of words evolve with your consciousness more..Writing
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