ohwA Poem by Amorette DuvannesSee if you can decode the linguistic tricks I put into this one. I'd be very interested to see who gets any part of it! :)
Stop the hurt, bleeding Sir
Let me wane against you, your window-pane, Your whole frame, I am lame, I am lame. I am a killer of Sorry, a boatload Regret, So much so the smugglers, seeing my riches, Sniffing my wealth, captivate the trove They are imprisoned for the hoard; I froze it in dispensation for your clean, White touch, and I receive it once more. The police-men apologise for the Wait. "Here you are Miss," they waffle, "Here is your Hoard. Have a good day, yea'?" I wait on in the rain, panelled on the floor, A victim of my own Rape, I wait for you to come to me. Instead, the blue copper men. They apologise again. "Miss," they say. "Miss." They hiss it like a swan. The yellow gorge of it smells like an invitation. I kill the keel with the jaded joy I spare For your Praise -- God, divine, you thieving swine, But I see the might of Matter, a fatter Mass Than You or I, that I do not R- Love You, I do not O you. I do not taste the capitalist, I do not MMMMMM. I dance minus the D. I sink beneath the deceit, see if you can Demand it. Reprimand it, expand it (I am yours nonetheless) Like a Pilgrim with God. Who? It hurts.
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