Stillborn SoliloquyA Poem by Amorette Duvannesi was angry... go figureI've gone off the deep end. Every sixth blue moon they sacrifice their flesh faces for the cause.
The millennia's thirteenth summer gilded The great romp of my heart in a place of you down here
By the sixth waning week, I had gnawed myself up to the elbows Dispossessed, quite clean of the dirty pimp fingers
Gassed with the f**k of you, the whole incense burning s**t of you Love love loving the tar from under you
The solar ellipses yawns like a groaning forest I finger the hems of their logic, letting me go--
Oh, won't you home me in, I am fickle and in love with you I am unfolding for you, like a willing violet
I hear you like a thunderstorm Undoubtedly, irrevocably, unholy, an untameable mess
Your foul grunt like an unfathomable why I glide, abide, and died in you. © 2013 Amorette Duvannes |
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