It was always about meA Poem by I.F.W. DavisYou once
told me that imagery was alive in the poise of lit cigarettes and tetanus swing
sets and
individuals full of malcontent- I don’t give
a s**t about syllables performed by the spit-black plaque of teeth on tongues, I want to be
judged by the metaphor of a thousand blades of grass in the death of December or infected
sutures at an Apathetic’s Anonymous meeting, or the fact that neither of
those two ideas have anything left to teach me about living or the lack
thereof. Speak when
spoken through and I will oxygenate you with all the
confidence of habitual indecision, so long as the allures of decency manage to
beseech the sand crusted gates of enamel that shiver between watery thighs- my muse is a
fickle b***h this time of year. Abuse the
consonants of apprehension at your neglect, just bear in
mind with tired eyes the crisp-cracked lips you picked the fruit of
eloquence from, because I’ve already forgotten the meaning of life and I have
no intention of remembering why I ever cared in the first place. I want to
peel back the split in my fingernail until there is nothing left of me but calcium
deposits of narcissism and the rosy-cheeked words of all the cynics I’ve
killed. © 2018 I.F.W. Davis |
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