Bleeding Words Do StingA Poem by Robert Filosbleeding words do sting the ceremonies of spring pass as a child on swing ashen lovers honey bring lost homework they will cling a scarlet bribe is their king the ravens broken wing makes songbirds all to sing rolling golden balls of string and the poor they just stare wishing, scratching, if they care it's revolution's scent in the air the working class say a prayer caught in a noonday flare those in-between, curse and swear Warhol groupies decry the glare passing soup-cans to their heir the emperor has got his share dying is not worth the game searching out chaff amid fame a still birth, a damn frame and we are all the same looking at someone to blame while staking out our claim the bite it's hard to tame and green expands the flame now just castration of the lame © 2016 Robert Filos |
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Added on May 23, 2016 Last Updated on May 23, 2016 AuthorRobert FilosNationwideAboutI write what I call Folkwritings. These can be in many forms but generally are writings by and for folks. Some of the headinds I write under are Folkwritings from the Future, Writings for the Revoluti.. more..Writing
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