get off the cross, the wood is needed.

get off the cross, the wood is needed.

A Poem by K. Edward Warmoth

waking up in the same position I fell asleep in,
but I just want to be the furrow in your brow,
wanna be the mask you wear
when you gotta get real serious
                     with real strangers.

"You can't make me talk."

This can be so easy with the right hands,
dirt under your fingernails
and unintentionally, 
      the way you stand in driveways...

I saw the whole world melting at three a.m.

                      laughing,
and we can live like wax;
together.

© 2011 K. Edward Warmoth


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LJW
"the way you stand in driveways"

Brilliant bit.

Very unique. Loved it.

Posted 10 Years Ago


Home run. From start to finish. You have a talent for painting a scene with a few carefully selected images. The voice is always clear as a bell. I think your font choices and spacing make a big impact in that department. The last five lines could be an entire scene and you did it in just a few words. I'm a fan of brevity and you've got it down. Another favorite.

Posted 13 Years Ago


laughing,
and we can live like wax;
together.


Hypnotic, subtle expression of paranoid longing and the barbarous pain that can come with the desire to connect.

One of the most original pieces i've read in a good while. 100/100

Posted 13 Years Ago


How exceptionally refreshing to have a poet and balanced writer in one. Narrative flow and quite shocking imagery. I love you use of dialogging when it comes to hammering home your points. Well done!

Posted 13 Years Ago



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