The Sunny and The WretchedA Poem by Amorette Duvannesi am very very tired and delusional as i write this -- i hope it will warrant your forgiveness on account of the following monstrosity, but i shall post it anyway, for it's unyielding, blunt honesty.
I will give you the best thing of myself,
I will give you one more thing to cry for. For the yelling last instance, I have loved you Both in love, and out of it; for the thunder whistling broach You have never been more horrendous than when Your grey-stone heart became cement crack smiling to me God of Gas, God of Fire, I will say good bye In the harshest instance, and I will mean the gasoline Leaking down my cheeks with a sincerity no other Could give his subjects, an earnest flea of truth (I will give you the most I can give; My riches, my slaves, my body. I will give you something to be sorry for; My riches, my slaves, my body.) In the poverty of reminiscence, the childhood's Grim Reaper Nestles, broken beaked, onto the crease your cold, flat head Has rolled away from, a beggar with a knowledge of place But no means on evacuation The mass-destruction on degradation, slaves to death On it's scabbed hands and knees, wanting to ensure survival, Even death wants to live Every end wants to begin, and do it wise the first time. Aren't clock-hands the saddest things? Counting down for us, one second less Making the noise of loss, slapping thighs As a means of making love, they'll be damned For a treacherous transgression of the past, Some frivolous feud with Hell, that sticks them, Limb to limb, against the walls of Fire and pit drenched Regions of burning ash and corpse and gold Things will never be sadder than they are When someone with smaller years has wider Thresholds of life, of talent, of genius, Goading love and brilliance and war, survival, strength. I have been the saddest I can be, into the breadth of The dark monstrous forage for life, the transplant ineffective, I have been a tumultuous diagnosis, I have brought shame And they, pity, in the place of empathy, health, guilt. I have been the last commandment. Once more, Onto the sea. Once more, one more time to cry Sad state. Render the fence inaccessible. Controversy implies We are futile to the world anyway. We are flesh, at the disposal of God. Gas, at the gait of science. And everything in-between, of worth, has been deemed By some unknowable, forsaken entity that we cannot combat. Our physical life, our walk, our throat, Our breath, our talk, our eat, our play-- It has been a means to be the worth, to fight the system Into the stomached hands, fist-opened game of Us. In circumstance, we have been played. We have been the last thrill of dilation, our pulses A rhythmic asthma to pound to. We have been the last laugh Of significance. Our loves, our lives They will die with us. Into the Ash, once more.
© 2013 Amorette DuvannesAuthor's Note
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Added on December 14, 2013 Last Updated on December 14, 2013 Tags: poetry, poem, poems, poet, poets, spilled ink, reject's corner, love, death, romance, apocalypse, rejects corner, rejectscorner Author
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