AmbianceA Poem by Onoma
Wallpaper pocked with garish roses, gnawed imperceptible
by the objects they're tasked to enclose. Nicotine yellow dint wastes away upon them with unsightly permutations. An artificial fruit basket blurbs the same comment of unmoving, undying lifelikeness. The couch indents itself with fled bodies, the windowsill allows odd couplings of half-dead nepenthes. The window freefalls the sky's latest canyon, varying tonalities of light lacerate its transparency. Birds push in a compass fails sort of way just outside...their colors and sizes are as lights knocked out of some giant mind. Back inside--the den serializes the spines of shelved books, and the strident terror of family/friend photographs pull out their best-kept faces...tirelessly, while peppered with dust motes. An undersized, oversized coffee table resurfaces when a foot knocks into it, knocking over a time frame given to a shattered vase, flowerless, a wisp of water inside it. The turned off plasma television positioned with an idiot's care...stares like a mini darkened billboard. Konstantinos Mark
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