Not Your Average MasterpieceA Poem by Willys WatsonNOT YOUR AVERAGE MASTERPIECE The stack of unsigned autographs was never used because a lifetime of writing deceptive fluff has never seemed to be enough to earn pagan residuals, so I turned my soul towards nostalgic amnesia. With reluctant confidence I embraced the need to drain my brain of all needless whimsical weeds, lowering the heights my muse sought, like the rational delusions of thinking frivolous phrases were amusing. Purged were contemplating artificial plastics, being uniquely abundant and liquid dust, clean mud and the defrocked mantis, white coal and goose fur among us. Gone were the provable gods and debated halves. Banned were the adopted flesh and our own planned past, ear lint, heavy lightness and foreign clarity. What remained was the silent noise that redefined creative joy, allowing me to write my minor masterpiece. © 2017 Willys WatsonFeatured Review
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