Lamentation for the Chicken BoyA Poem by Amorette Duvannesanother love poem. absolutely typical. thank god no one ever actually likes me.Sore swallow, fractured wing I have cried tears of milk Waiting for you to love me
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I have been roaring drunk And stoned In the head and at the head
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You have been first in every one of those instances Squealing state, picking at me like An anorexic food-chain
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You wouldn't give up, You little niggler, insidious nit-picker You, tearing at me
As a dog fluctuates at it's meal, Ripping off it's jaw in the process, Except
You walk home with my lower lip In your cradle fruit of basket, I am going Hazy, quite crazy, too.
The roar of your thick, brown betrayal Coming at me like the express, Fractured my skull
Chicken wing, turned to the wind Couldn't sing Didn't belong
I was terribly apprehensive I thought you were my worth Thumb-print, followed me 'round
Like a dirty fried man He didn't know his place I didn't know my place
Sought me out like a soft, gold trophy Held me to your breast, I was quite happy To be your breath
Alas my lungs became a life machine, And my floppy baby neck paled under adolescence, Baby bird, don't sing
And rest your voice, squalid thing Only piranhas drown at an ice-rink Another child's way
My gauze has your face bled onto it now I go mad, sinking beneath the depths Of the factorial conservative world
Your face laughs to me as a Robby the clown Laughs to children, just before pounce A screech before the silence
Terribly bored I couldn't strike a chord and I'd lost teeth at every one of my jobs
Sent home with a migraine from the Heavens Every two, and every ten lovers would tell me I made them rich
Every five between them yawned with A hippopotamus scale and fell backwards Never to be regained
You are not a five or a ten, You are a minus infinity, dreadful dear, I'm sorry to hear
That your mother died, she was Quite the enigma, I heard she used to Slip lovers gold under their pillows
They called her the kindest tooth fairy Ever to grace this earth, my teeth Were given to the tooth devil before they found her Coveted the horned rascal Speaking for you, I resigned
Before explosion
I had become quite the sport When you came in and drowned Me out, eerie love. © 2013 Amorette DuvannesAuthor's Note
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Added on December 4, 2013 Last Updated on December 4, 2013 Tags: poetry, poem, poems, poet, poets, spilled ink, reject's corner, rejects corner, rejectscorner Author
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