bed o' nails

bed o' nails

A Poem by William Teague

bed o’ nails

past daisy chain gatherings,

spontaneous combustible emotions,

watching feelings of dread,

basking in the sunlight,

through unclean windows.

 

poor pathetic soldier of life,

war wounds from day’s gone by,

untitled biography

returns to mind,

again and again;

in order to lighten the load of depression.

 

gathering close,

with rites he commands;

only true friends:

paints and brush,

paper and pen,

guitar and hands.

 

how desolate this loneliness,

so beautifully romantic

create it, i,

within my own mind's heart,

mouth and eye,

reign my twisted appeal to justify.

 

Copyright 2010, by William Teague

© 2012 William Teague


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There is such cleansing through remorse here!
A fantastic poem! To gather thoughts and justify that feeling after all the recognition of emptiness and regret, this is powerful work love!
100 from me lol
xx

Posted 14 Years Ago



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Added on October 27, 2010
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William Teague
William Teague

staten island, NY



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