LiabilityA Poem by Amorette Duvannesi tried really hard to write a love poem and this is all i can spit out -- o well, here you go, loved one, have a poem about death and suffrage! true adoration!O groom, your excrescent cheek Your jaded jaw chides to me, I moon it in my hands, over my wrists, A violin strikes across titanium fruit Flowing solid Love me hollow My hair spat out like Medusa's knives, wires of God, Spiting you for ambrosia, lacking-- Monsieur solitude does not follow here (In a jarring containment, I freed)
Venus's moon falls to the pew Constricting the bow she turns against; Scales pressed into the likelihood Of my crescented-face, They detain you of me, me of you.
I tried to screech to you of love but The symphonic bolt chewed through The virus in me, intensified it Into the soil, and I floundered, Floundered, roaming, to be no more.
The winter got caught in my throat, The spectrum of your shore sought me out Once wartless, once boundless, now bound, Now rot. Rocked into the ground because They testified of me.
Ladened in an orbit once pick-pocketed for your tribunal, I lay in wait, Once it will be, soon it was The future swears, fingers crossed; School-girl promises meant less to me now they've aboded, Abided, I cannot stomach them.
I offer my glands to them, silvered and erect, Secreted by all my sufferance, the Key-hole whimpers before them, all is lost, Fluxed into the mighty abyss of the man-made Condition futility.
Gnawing, suckling at my spine, Piggies at my lobes, piercing the Imprint of proof, Zeus has bred me with Mortality, now I hold the open to all of everything, Shatter me open, I call the torrent
Breaking against all of communication, Sal-oo Frau, free me today, will you may, The speckled blue touches land and I think I have the cancer of it, an aptitude for disease, It sticks to me like spit, scrounging for my organs
To saliva-secure an earthquake in church, So the vicar falls to his knees, a man in wait, Divinity uplifts his grace, And the congregations flails, out of orbit, Astronauts on soil, all this for oil!
Our tombstones pave their way across no-mans land, They claim their place, they are righteous; They forget of me and you and that Our feet weren't always mould banana skins Dulling the way to an enigma in the sky
Our names are not forfeited together, thunder-bolt, sea-salt, No-one feels it more than I. It is Love pressing it's knuckles into My vocal chord so I cannot prohibit it from Likening me anymore to God. You pass in soulless squander, I do not prohibit it.
I am eradicating our possibility from possibilities sake, We have been etched into dismay's cheek From the first tick, even tock does not want us together If you can not limp to me my name, I will not flex for you.
Monseigneur graved his way to my doomsday last night, His papa had passed and his passion he had hoped to pursue Into and within my own. Half into it, I called him my Herr, And he turned away and put a pistol to his mouth; The torrent strikes for the last time.
I plagued a foetus with my misery, It stifled it's supply and the carrier fondled the idea Of onwards, to fall downwards. I tried to tell you (You, you, you) I was Horseman, lisp, lisp, I carry death, and you carry us two,
I had a tomb-stone cheek. My name read, Corpse gone dead. I reeked of the sting, And my obituary cried out desperately, pleading. I stifled my Death, my Benedict, and cradled it golden, Hoarding you, elsewhere, anyone. © 2013 Amorette DuvannesAuthor's Note
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