To PierreA Poem by Zyou sat on the fireplace mantle, and viewed my inentions, with sharp eyes, throwing glass to the floor, to show your discontent, of an empty bowl,
crash,
A fury invades, but my love for you, stays my wrath, I replace penalty, with a gentle pamper, and I embrace your weighty body, cradled in my generous arms,
silence,
the glass relics lay safe, on the fireplace mantle, free from fear of fragility, as you are now gone to the crystal relics, but you will never be gone to me, as i remember your sharpened eyes,
your coat so thick, brown and black, as if god covered you in mud, and oil, your demands of cat food and kitty litter, will never be forgotten.
© 2008 ZFeatured Review
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1 Review Added on February 26, 2008 Last Updated on February 26, 2008 AuthorZSanta Clarita, CAAboutMusician, Poet, Artist, Advocate, Activist, Label Enthusiast, shield maker, barrier wrecker, romantically isolated, intel separated, suburban protester, middle class complainer, graffiti painter more..Writing
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