So don't sew these stitches in my forehead.A Poem by Lee W. Deason
Give association to the memory of this texture, this feeling.
Tapestry to match and o so adorable ornaments on your body. Between the cracks in the urban infrastructure and these metaphors... There is hidden meaning sarcastically direct, indirectly approaching you. So don't sew these stitches in my forehead. Are the currents to strong for liars like you? I told you so, I told you so. I am two hundred years too early. I told you so, I told you so. Brace your ears and relieve the pressure via liquid escape. You think they vampired your life away. Pouring replacement. A poison built to self medicate. Fuel for the degeneration. You would kill for thirty minutes with. I refuse you. I refuse you. Are the currents to strong for liars like you? I told you so, I told you so. I am two hundred years too early. I told you so, I told you so. Quickly I grasp control of sharp edges. They invite me. Tell me about this love you said. You despise me. In spite of, the changes in the headlights. I won't go back. So don't sew these stitches in my forehead. But my ideas spill out. Are the currents to strong for liars like you? I told you so, I told you so. I am two hundred years too early. I told you so, I told you so. Will you disappoint me, again. For old times sake. The words should be said. But my ideas spill out. Before I drown in the lake. © 2008 Lee W. DeasonFeatured Review
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