Madman's Scribbles #9

Relatively short, for me at least.

Rorschach vaccinations, catastrophe exasperated absorbed through forests of lonely catacomb holy ghost in quintillion civilization villages pilgrimage breed from devastation devils of creation unaccommodating abstract cataract backtracking laxatives Malacca avalanche avenging surrender surrounded  collateral summer plummeted plumerias nefarious clavicle summits of mountaintop triceratops apocalypse blossoming binocular harlequin obsidian cindering syllabus unlimited reptilian porcelain Maximillion Priscillas Apocrypha willow wisp initiation tidal waves of a trailblazer, lifesaver ambiguous lymphatic enigma trigger finger chivalry guillotine serenity wild child surmising horizon timeless undivided sciences defiantly choir viral irises feather duster Snuffaluffagus Nephilim next genesis Everest soothing evolution futuristic characteristics sicknesses written biblical Karan phenomenon beyond song honourable Evangelion synagogue brilliantly affiliated with nature sanguine humanity anagram pandering philanthropy humility umbilical mythical ambition narcissist Icarus trinkets ytterbium suburbia

Blind eyed visionary

Magnanimous

Perpendicular eviction empathic peninsula geographic cavalry primordial tyrannosaurus dystopia allegoric euphoria anthropomorphic abortion glorious Morpheus metamorphosis gregarious malaria simultaneously dangerous atheists vapourish paperback psychopath insomniac cytoplasmic gathering

Daydreamer's behemoth Lumiere

Anomalous bottomless lobotomy

The Rorschach’s tattered flag tie-dyes my mind with ink’s incarceration

A black butterfly of Death, reincarnated on the page of my laceration's, like a basilisk of my glass machinations

Author's Note

I very seldom reply to reviews, but I promise I read EVERY single one. I look forward to my next review, because it helps me learn. Even if it's just one word, I promise, I will be ecstatic to have the chance to hear what you have to say. Whenever you write something about my poems, or the themes of my poems, or criticize me it is not in vain. I will listen, learn and be thankful.