Whipping Boy

Whipping Boy

A Poem by Harry Mora

Black and white collides

In flawed, frail flesh and weak blood

Creating chaos in a forgotten soul

From youth to maturity

Life never abided this boy to achieve

Through toils and deceptions

His will grew stronger

But could never dismiss and never heal

Just calloused over the wounds and grew bitter.

Anger fuels his vision now.

Death.

© 2010 Harry Mora


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I like the title but its really abstract for me!

Posted 13 Years Ago



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Added on July 12, 2010
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Harry Mora
Harry Mora

East Newark, NJ



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My work began primarily as a way to exorcise my own inner demons, and give them a voice outside of my mind. I currently have a short stories in the anthologies MASTERS OF HORROR: DAMNED IF YOU DON'.. more..

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