Wolves Unhinged

Wolves Unhinged

A Poem by Onoma

Wolves unhinged mid-wood...
iconically framed between sceptered
pine trees.
Lapis-eyed looks of no return, their
disorienting phospheresence repeating
on distances.
Guttural catches guttural, retarding
to growls.
Amniotic fluid still upon their matured
fur--as the hunt bends time.
The murk of yellowing dispatch relents
a sun...the gravitas of conquest relents
a soapy, hairbrained white to yoke a
moon...awash sin.
Their stomachs brandish the nourishment
of a co created frenzy.
They, the steeled gates policing a lot...
whose casualties are pulled apart too
quickly for abject terror.
Konstantinos Mark

© 2013 Onoma


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"casualties are pulled apart too
quickly for abject terror"

. sheer genius ... the entire piece but these lines above ... particularly for what they tell me ...

Posted 13 Years Ago



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Added on November 26, 2011
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