a plea for the nightA Poem by seathnot
so was i, consumed
by
agitation to
correspond or
to knock to
her phone. … for
there were preoccupations which
drip on her still
silhouette … supine
were these limbs
and brows as
I thought of our not so
distant days, the plays, the
cuddling warm moments. … she
was, i
was, i
suppose, listlessly
endeavoring to calm ourselves, and
douse such fragrant flagrance formed
from the past night’s off of silvery fallin
‘ blades … i know not how to show a stern whip for my heart or
evenly cut my expressions down to a dot. she abhors my inclination for an impetuous
response to
a rainy situation; or her cautious, tenacious
social-dance. acceptance for queer yet at times sweet
tendencies lead to piles and sacks and tons of
queries. the old night cries in pain again as i end this affective--- displacement, without any __ gain. © 2013 seathReviews
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2 Reviews Added on August 6, 2013 Last Updated on August 6, 2013 AuthorseathPhilippinesAboutthese verses i --- had (carved for),and craved for expression... i owe it to the idealism which is possessed by my consciousness more..Writing
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