Five Days and A Wake-UpA Poem by LissyFive Days and a Wake-Up:
Everything had paled and faded; Like the pasty complexion of Our chaplainess, sputtering at the Marred, “Guard your wedding tackle.”
Two years spent in hermitage, Pinned to a stranger’s lapel. Solitude’s acrid reverberance has Colored my cheeks a noxious ocher.
Reclusion hasn’t yet shed its Poise, but Auntie is a woman Who will bathe the clinging prison Film with spit so fresh You can smell her teeth.
Here, out darkroom rises, We’ve combed this dungeon for Stray sentiment, but always " We get snarled in pretentious Photos which depict a partially developed
Slideshow. Mug shots own no Place among these Thespian smiles, Sing-song panoramas; memories. It’s almost time to loose the Clothespins, collect our scraps
And scrape the rime from hibernal Lenses in preparation for spring. Nemesis has sprung me from the Cooler. © 2011 Lissy |
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Added on October 23, 2011 Last Updated on October 23, 2011 Author
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