ON THE LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSED SOUNDS

ON THE LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSED SOUNDS

A Poem by Alfred Kukitz
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On the Likelihood of Confused Sounds

I am withered in the words
Confounded metaphors ask for my demise
But the soul lies to keep me alive
Dented and returned from everywhere
I lost the poem once said
I am dreaming now of favorable winds
Blowing my conscience into
The likelihood of impeccable dreams.

Though I may scurry about
The words likely to whistle a way
I said to noun the other day
Can I like the poem be a verb today
He withered into the words sound
Leaving me alone in confused clouds.

© 2015 Alfred Kukitz


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Added on January 14, 2015
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Alfred Kukitz
Alfred Kukitz

Deering, NH



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