The Marionette (Willing Subject)

The Marionette (Willing Subject)

A Poem by Gordon Greene
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Soul of the Lost Boy...

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Sin's hue... Colorless, hot-white, searing sting.
Breathless... Uneasy, burdensome thing.

Sits on the throat like a rock.
Crushes the face of the clock.
Stomps on the soul and demands what it will...
Ever the slave to the charm of it still.

You can scream you can dream of incredible things,
But as long as it has you ensnared...
As long as the heart is laid bare,
The hand reaches in, where the conscience begins,
And dances your will on a string...

In the end... it will win... if you only give in...

As it dances your will on a string.

© 2011 Gordon Greene


Author's Note

Gordon Greene
Brushing up the poetry muscles... admittedly a little out of shape (or a lot).

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Gordon Greene
Gordon Greene

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Musician, poet, trier of new things. I write many styles If you don't like what you read, read the next one. Like everybody else... just trying to make a mark while I still have the time and energy... more..

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