InkA Poem by livspenA poem about literature, and some other stuff.Today, I write for no one. The stab of the nib shall wound no page For you, no black wine flow in rivulets Dripping dead dots between the lines You failed to read. Dacryoma of the biro. I saw you drifting through sci-fi, Thought I might just ask you why. Elision always was an ugly thing. With your end-stop love, your Allegories, you blotched the delicate lexis Of our romance. Your synecdoche. Were you some Mr Darcy? That leather-bound look you gave me Sent shivers down my spine. Mad and bad are fine. Dangerous Is where I draw the line. Thought I could fix it: Days of labour on that sonnet. You “didn’t get it”. Twas not conceived for you. I never gave you aught. Knave though you were, I cherish still The Austen box set on my window sill.
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2 Reviews Added on April 30, 2010 Last Updated on September 12, 2010 Tags: ink books love men women hatred AuthorlivspenBrighton, Sussex, United KingdomAboutIm Liv. I'm from Brighton, England. I write, constantly. Enjoy. more..Writing
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