Minuscule Remains

Minuscule Remains

A Poem by Vincent Cuccolo

Cede the nescience you hold

Favoring me through a black crystal ball

A grin as wide as an ocean crevice

Casted down by the shortest stick

Bitterly tasting its end

 

Linked is this heart

Loop and chain

That I wear so proudly

Ready to pass the torch

Of my fiery dedication

And my restless dreams

Edging to the surface

Anxiously in need

 

I hunger for a chance

A speck of regard

To cease these floodgates of doubt

From succumbing to the pressure

Of tides turned

And frustration seethed

This clawing conscience

Fighting desperately

To stay afloat

On miniscule remains

 

2014 Vincent Cuccolo

© 2014 Vincent Cuccolo


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Added on January 28, 2014
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Vincent Cuccolo
Vincent Cuccolo

Maplewood, NJ



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I was born on August 18th, 1990. I live in the US at Maplewood, NJ. Writing wasn't always my forte; I initially wanted to pursue drawing as a career. It wasn't until 2005 did I step my feet within the.. more..

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