silkened gravelA Poem by Ross Davison
rotten hissing,
whirling through
each fiber
ear rumbling goose bump.
she pokes me with her cold,
bad circulation, finger
heart pulsing soft and breakable the tissue,
slips under the tips,
scarred by the nail,
bleached white by the prints of
trace,
and
all
in one moment
I
can hear her
sing my harmony song from
her
guts
and
the
lie
is
simple.
neck hair arise
as she hums
cleaning up
my
last pulse push
blood
from her
shoe.
fading,
succumbing to
the
black realization, as infested, infected creeps,
festering
me deep,
into
worm food,
as ashen drained decompose.
© 2008 Ross Davison |
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Added on March 24, 2008 AuthorRoss DavisonNew Bedford, MAAboutBorn on Cape Cod, and transported from school to school, I began writing at 15. Twisting the way the words layed on the paper, spreading them out to accentuate pauses or connections. I've been publi.. more..Writing
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