Arab ChildrenA Poem by timothyedwardnothing to do with arab children
happy birthday,
the sun of virgo, arabian baby, casting my shadow. i stood behind myself, somehow, outside the fleshy body. staring, mute, as a witness. impulse control, thought before action, the tectonic motions, my fault-line is lacking. allowing my landmass to swallow its mountains with a crash that brings all eyes upon its cracking. this is when you see my gold painted endeavor, and unkempt words. unkept promises, half-meant excuses. false skeletons and elephants left out in the open for the flies to devour when perfumes ignite the ripened necrosis of their dead skins. disproportionate drunk distorted memories (you don't believe it, and i don't want to) i bury all my bodies in the corn field. i drown all of the children in the lake. the result always presents a manic redrawn afterimage of what i was, lost to where my mind keeps redacting its memory. when i gaze back at those inky black oceans all there's afloat to se(e/a) is a blue tinted painting. when you're searching just know you will find me in-between the apex and its opposite hung above the ocean and underneath the sun © 2015 timothyedward |
StatsAuthortimothyedwardPlattsmouth, NEAboutI'm 26. Studied Graphic Design and earned an AOS. Studied philosophy for a very brief period. Have always written things. Mostly poetry and lyrics for the music I make. My music is my way of publis.. more..Writing
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