Don't touch my mistake

Don't touch my mistake

A Poem by drew garner
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practice verse

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1

Where we see the status
inside of a prior scope.
No where but bright light
burning from a former hope.

2

Madness, thighs and lips,
object or human being.
Cold sweat retort, tung slip
from where fingers cling.

3

Don't touch my mistake.
The cup is full to the brim.
Just another dead man,
hiding behind his skin.

© 2020 drew garner


Author's Note

drew garner
all constructive criticism is welcome.

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Feels like the frustration of grasping at slivers of hopes and could have beens, walking among those who all hide behind their skin. Very moving. Tangent is the reader's own. Thanks for sharing.

Posted 1 Year Ago


I really love this verse and the first line of the last stanza, the 'Don't touch my mistake' is simply wonderful.

Posted 4 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

drew garner

4 Years Ago

hi, thank you, I am glad you liked it.

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Added on January 16, 2020
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Tags: nonsense. doggerel, dada, surrealism

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drew garner
drew garner

knoxville, TN



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Drew Garner was born in 1989 and lives in Knoxville. He is nearly completely self-educated, having only attended public school through his graduation of kindergarten. A fan of weird-fiction and the hi.. more..

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