I cannot tasteA Poem by Fevers & MirrorsMy tongue is etched with tiny trees and roots that tickle my spine in horrific dread. Soon after I had escalated nearly down to my knees one hand shaking out calligraphy on tile floors and a thought that never quite sent me to bed. I fainted thereafter, metaphors streaking my wrists and temptation suffered near prostitution in my heart because it stung more than even my toes could ever know, carrying my weight, bearing its hostility- entwining my heart with my eyes. The same twist dangled through my lips and somehow the same strife and pain straddled each one of my ribs at every breath I took and still say I cannot taste my own hunger.
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Added on March 24, 2013 Last Updated on March 24, 2013 |