LoopyA Poem by K L B
Maintain motionlessness against the metal table
and lean against the devil’s walking stick while we illuminate your skull with fibre-optic cables like prison wardens with ice picks. I’ve an inkling that this stinking cesspool of antiquated thinking may be the death of you, because your needs are like needles, your teeth tearing through your lip like steeples until you’re bleeding your beliefs like blasphemy, cornered like a werewolf in a moonlit cage and time ticks ticks ticks backwards towards the stone age while you’re stuck together with staples, stuttering on the title page. baby, you were born sick (Close your eyes and count down from ten maybe you’ll hit zero and feel alive again) Truth is,
we all want to die by our own hands on our own turf in an hour that fits us better than a Monday morning. This fury is merely a practiced jealousy - We all wish we were you - See more at: © 2015 K L B |
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Added on February 11, 2015 Last Updated on February 13, 2015 Tags: poetry, poem, free verse poetry, chronic illness, life, pain Author
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