On the BeltLineA Poem by Eric Pudalovchain-link fence through which the trumpet's gentle notes echo
chain-link fence through which the trumpet's gentle notes echo inward, outward traveling beyondly
they fly like seagulls' late migration.
a bleeding monkey's skull eyes the passing travelers beside the teddy bear, whose bullets fly in rapid drum succession.
aztec windows laced with paint are foreign to the citizens yet those who know will intercept the messages in time...
she stands upon her skateboard her viewpoint unobscured and speaks the syllables of love to the running street below.
the chime machine will always ring as walkers pass its legs, and pairs of sneakers hung above tell the tales of travelers past.
the gas-masked man is staring now through bloodlit empty eyes; he breathes the toxic fumes upon the ones who run from light.
and monstrous forms emerge from stone like poltergeists alive with words obscuralike to tear apart your sense-time blind.
the eyeholes scream the bloodhearts die the blueskins melt the clawhands writhe
but there is door do we follow its way?
© 2014 Eric PudalovAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorEric PudalovAtlanta, GAAboutI've been writing for a very long time, but now starting to take it a lot more seriously. I primarily write poetry and articles. I'm not currently taking read requests because I have too many, s.. more..Writing
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