![]() reckless lifeA Poem by Christopher Withers![]() First published 2007![]() your flesh, warming, soft so inviting: seemed to be the very antipathy of this now lifeless, cold, and brittle form. a form demanded by the grave, as gaping lips: lost, echoes your laugh, each inflection held within my own flesh brain, caught within the very interplay of electrons themselves. maggot feasted, rotting, its source forever silenced, such as light keen eyes are forever dimmed. how can such frantic activity, such vital force breaching and breaking life's swift tide, be removed, be reduced to nothing and: even less. less than the blackness now caught by tearless eye, which stares sightless into oblivions heart. words fail - due to their very existence, so that such states (or the consideration of) are forever an impossibility to those still imbued with reckless life.
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Added on September 9, 2014 Last Updated on September 9, 2014 Author![]() Christopher WithersAboutI recently discovered a user on this site had been posting my poems as his own. To combat this, I've decided to post my poetry here, hopefully stopping this from happening again. The poet in questi.. more..Writing
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