Inheritance

Inheritance

A Poem by Penelope Aubergine Gherkin

There is a discontent that flows beneath the surface
beneath the infomercials vapid smiles and inane chatter
The plastic packaged perfection that fills americas hungry souls
will no longer fill
And so it cracks
exposing what we dont want to see
or hear or feel
as the inconvenient realities leach through
Yet the hurt is so deep so all encompassing
It runs snaking splitting without an end
or beginning 
There is a sense ofpowerlessnes
of inadequecy
of who are we? to stop this
whatever this is.
Perhaps it is easier to hide to be dissolved
into that bright world of infinate desire
that mirage floating in a barren wasteland
of the dead and dying
Just shut your eyes and hum loudly
Perhaps, perhaps those fingernails scrabbling at the door 
are only your imagination after all.

© 2010 Penelope Aubergine Gherkin


Author's Note

Penelope Aubergine Gherkin
Title?
I'm not sure if this is finished or not...

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Creepy, "perhaps those fingernails scrabbling at the door are only your imagination after all" very alluring. I love it, speaks true message too.
I think it could be finished but it could also have more to it, that depends on you :)
~Aradie

Posted 14 Years Ago



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Added on January 27, 2010
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Penelope Aubergine Gherkin
Penelope Aubergine Gherkin

Dunedin, New Zealand



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I'm 17, finishing my last year at school Have been doing a little writing lately and hoping for some feedback on it =) more..

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