ON THE LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSED SOUNDSA Poem by Alfred Kukitzwhich way is whichOn 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 |
StatsAuthorAlfred KukitzDeering, NHAboutYes, I'm still here. Just jazzing up my about me story. Sorry I don't die at the end. more..Writing
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