I Might Demolish Every Whisper Ever RumouredA Poem by Chris G. Vaillancourt
Cinderella would dance like a vagrant
around the circled combustion of a dangling verb, left like sausage drying in the sun. I might notice. I might not. I might even slip a tongue over the flip-flop tabernacle of sham. "Fuddle-duddle" the legend intoned, a very many years ago. With lambent tenacity the bored princess will flick a wrist and suppress a yawn. One and one is two, but two and two becomes a matter of judgement. I might care. I might not. I might even use a chorus of disembodied arrogance. Leasing the flagrant dimness until it gleams like an undressed w***e in the snow. Shoulders back, arms wide, marching parasites collect like rabbits getting skinned. I might attend. I might not. I might demolish every whisper ever rumoured. © 2012 Chris G. VaillancourtReviews
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Added on May 26, 2012Last Updated on June 6, 2012 AuthorChris G. VaillancourtWindsor, Ontario, CanadaAboutOver 200 of my poems have appeared in more than one hundred journals in the U.S. and Canada, in Japan and Australia, and the U.K. I have had a series of chapbooks published in the 1980's by 4 Wi.. more..WritingRelated WritingPeople who liked this story also liked..
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