Delirium and Spiders

Delirium and Spiders

A Poem by Amorette Duvannes

Tonight, red. Twirling, burning red,
Fork of dreams, carry me along,
Tonight, the red. It speaks. It speaks.
Everything, every limp wick, it bounces up,
Irons it's kink, tonight, everything. And 
Nothing, maybe at all, maybe ever.

It runs. Like desert sand beneath
The palpitation of hot-blooded animal
Paws. Like reality, it downpours
Into unzipped DNA coats, delirium
And spiders. It continues within the grave
Of the mind, with the jester's ashes in fits.

I remember it well, recall it hard enough
To wonder what case I'm living. Acquitted of
The Amendment, I straddle forth on my desired
Horse, it's muzzle a pit for cigarette buts. 
It tries to chuck, chuck me off, but I am not
Governed, governess. I am dead. I am the last one.

© 2015 Amorette Duvannes


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Added on February 7, 2015
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