Stillborn Soliloquy

Stillborn Soliloquy

A Poem by Amorette Duvannes
"

i was angry... go figure

"

I'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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If its one thing I can understand its anger,
and I can definitely feel it in every line.
Very well penned.

Posted 10 Years Ago



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Amorette Duvannes
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