The Laborer #1A Poem by Leo RossmillerRape within a mother’s tone, her hosiery collected within stained-glass walls, absorbing all the sparkled pins of her unordinary bias. Shown in disappearing messages, a dollop of transceived absolution; bolstering penumbral piety, as beads of vaginal secretions stir a sucking sound. Who knew what laity transformed her gaiety to foul, for in her house lay pilgrims bent on separating noise, to pug and kettle, new unsettling curls of voice. I gave two liters of my gift; Enjoyed in fascist ecstasy my grit’s inauguration, plumb prenuptial post-divorce, paged wholly on presumption of a bed of nails. Her harmony cast down, and pure contagion frolicked in the winds outside, to nests of adder-slaves and shrew, whose sublime prattling drew no crowd. See the fathomed turn-by-turn; thwarted, Punk echelon, remotely controlled by narcissistic coins; whose flips berated, never caressed, her whole entire body. But the bruises Whose strangulations had perceived his beaded eyes, broke both the blood and stability of mind’s preconceived, romantic-ushered vessels. © 2022 Leo Rossmiller |
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Added on July 22, 2022 Last Updated on July 22, 2022 Tags: leo rossmiller, poetry, nuclear family, catholicism, christianity AuthorLeo RossmillerMakati, Metro Manila, PhilippinesAboutNothing makes me happier than going to Church. I've been writing poetry since 1998, code since 1994. more..Writing
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