The Bedlam of Our Bed

The Bedlam of Our Bed

A Poem by Vestigial Appendage
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A short poem about my mate and I.

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I wish for eyes shrouded in heavy doses

Of unwanted toxins,

And other, more mundane substances.

 

(But the slop renders the sides slippery, however tender,

So the miner cannot find his feast;

He many not stream great golden showers

Where some gem encrusted cavern lies�")

 

There is panic in the crowd�"

We push past the other guests

(Or so it seems)

But the bedlam of our bed--

Not bitter, but tasteless

Remains with no man’s drink,

Sweetly shared from head to mouth.

© 2011 Vestigial Appendage


Author's Note

Vestigial Appendage
My first post. Please tell me if you enjoy it! Many thanks,
VA

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This is the kind of writing that I have spent hours mindlessly flicking through the internet to find. Very good work, keep it up.

Posted 12 Years Ago


I like it. It somewhat reminds me of the style of Roberto Bolano's poetry.

Posted 13 Years Ago


This poem is of a very unique style! Great way to stand out from the crowd.

Posted 13 Years Ago


A very strong poem. You left a lot of open doors for the imagination. I like the many strong statements. Could expand on the poem. But sometime good to allow the reader to use his imagination to create their own visions. Thank you for a excellent poem.
Coyote

Posted 13 Years Ago


The words you use...so passionate and evoking. Immediately images come to mind and then I sit and ponder the words on my tongue. Rolling them around for flavor, to spit them out and then taste them again. Very unique...

Posted 13 Years Ago


Your style is really unique. This feels smooth and well written. I liked your choice of words. Great write.

Posted 13 Years Ago



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Added on July 5, 2011
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Vestigial Appendage
Vestigial Appendage

Vatican City, Romania



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My art is of that which sways, so gently alive by my hands threads, pleading mercy as the din of release fills and bursts the womb of words. more..

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