Black Out

Black Out

A Poem by Ben Taylor

We've been
picking at the cinder block mortar,
fingernails ragged and dusty from
absentminded action.
poking, scratching at holes in
the Wall,
wearing down fingertips
searching for a distraction. 
prattling vapidly
about the merits of ignorance
while waxing diabetic
due to diet. 
poisoning ourselves endlessly,
touting glib hedonism
as the homeopathic remedy
for incurable boredom. 
Such a waste.
I wish I were wasted.

© 2018 Ben Taylor


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Added on June 13, 2018
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Ben Taylor
Ben Taylor

Columbia, MO



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