The Roach

The Roach

A Poem by Theodore Curtis
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A nub of sorts.

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A narrowing dialect, tactile
Legs all tangled in the telephone lines
Oxygen flame---arhythmia through the yellowlight
Cockroach on the wall and in the street
An improbable universe, prehensile
Insect memory in summer dripping amber
The pines of May, June, July, now
So a drag or two deeper into crystal sky
Will linger into cloud and cloud again

© 2014 Theodore Curtis


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Added on December 17, 2014
Last Updated on December 20, 2014
Tags: poetry, insects, drags, sky, electricity

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Theodore Curtis
Theodore Curtis

The Woodlands



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I am a 21-year old student of the sciences, a professional schizophrenic, writer of prose, rap, and poetry. I am dedicated to finding the art of my own life and showing others that life, as strange as.. more..

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