Infested IntestinesA Poem by Kate Franta... and a beating heart.You sit on the tip of my tongue, Stuck
in my mind like a laffy taffy in braces. You’re
a disease, reprogramming my heart, Teaching
it tricks it shouldn’t know. How
to skip a beat, How
to open up for examination, litigation to win something of yours,
too. Too, Like
two, but more than I wanted. To, Like
I want to love you, But
you’re too much for there to be two of us Together. I
am a bubbling, boiling, burning mess of too many words, two twisting inside me, to flip flop my beating heart Ba-bump Ba-bump Ba-bump Ba-bump. The
acid in my stomach won’t kill the butterflies infested in my intestines. Too
much of you,
more than I wanted…
The flame I have is
turning blue, And
you, you just sit, waiting at the tip of my tongue Teaching
my heart That
too much is never enough And
to love you, As
we two go together, May
kill the butterflies. Ba-bump Ba-bump Ba-bump Ba-bump. © 2011 Kate FrantaReviews
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1 Review Added on February 5, 2011 Last Updated on February 5, 2011 AuthorKate FrantaAlbuquerque, NMAboutLeft-handed a shower singer at your service. I will soon receive my degree as a bona fide, certified wordsmith who dabbles in Sign Language as well as the written word. I read voraciously. My hands ar.. more..Writing
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