Structure

Structure

A Poem by Madison Karpan
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Work in Progress

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An exhibitionist's proclivity is innate,
a propensity
wound up in bedsheets; a knotted parade.
This feral fatality is lamplit by malady,
festering effort
it's lessened by age.
A tirade, thankfully, during donated evenings
disposing the moment under hardening words.
Deepening dutifully; the bitterest giving,
breathless frustration
we're wingtipped by change.

© 2013 Madison Karpan


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Sounds finished to me.. in a good and complete sort of way, what more is there to say? If anything then say it with flowers. Can you smell words? OK, maybe the feral knotted bedsheets.. it could do with some laundry. :)

Posted 11 Years Ago


A good poem indeedd...Bravo

Posted 11 Years Ago


I hope this will be a great piece when finished.

Posted 11 Years Ago



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Madison Karpan
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Minneapolis. 23. Sometimes I write. Sometimes I do it here. more..


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