I'm HurtA Poem by Prolific In Verseart is the best masochism, do you even know a better kind?Mocked by my contemporaries and audience Well friends, they resides only in myself! “Crucify the dreams”, they say Oh! How many times? Like a last growl of Elvis Costello Or the instant crackling of a Bengali poet Whose glass of rum isn’t lost on me Though I’m sure we’ll never meet This day is my reckoning, brass knuckles My teary eyelids are obese with emotion Am I a pimp of self-pity or just a gamer Of the “yum-yum-yum” of inferiority There is no bitterness in failure, maybe regrets That I could tenderly tell my mother As she grows old and somehow more mute The inner critic, it is the A barren sunset I must live with for the rest of my life With eyes that cannot break my own special night With beauty locked with rounded eyes I deliberately take on the ills of my friends Until, my speech is no ordinary gospel But the toothless mumbling and city-rants Of those who never tasted champagne I am a puddle-prisoned rogue, like attracting like At least I don’t take drugs, but people have burst Asunder, on less than my pedestrian grief. © 2013 Prolific In VerseFeatured Review
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1 Review Added on January 9, 2013 Last Updated on January 9, 2013 AuthorProlific In VerseAboutI use a mini-laptop, recently I have a glitch that does not permit me to answer your comments, I feel rude but it is not intentional. It's not every day that you write, or it's all day that you wr.. more..Writing
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