Pen

Pen

A Poem by Harlotte Crow
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If you were tipsy and don't remember writing clap your hands.

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If I dipped my pen into the chaotic seven seas 
would you feel its vibrations from your realm of creation?


I have submission in its finery.
Tarred ink of the currents cleanse impurity.


Insecurities.


Black mirrors called rivers reflect your script and mine.
Through the bustle of the city your dirge-like words resound.


Oh how they chime. 
And diffuse sin.


A muse for thee. 
Amuse me.


Pique my senses.
Stroke my curiosity.


Vice and virtue fence a battle with you and I
as we prod ourselves deeper into moral paucity.


Our creative hands write; stop to raise a drink, then moves on. 
If we sip under muse cancel not a word, they ring true. 

© 2017 Harlotte Crow


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Added on March 28, 2017
Last Updated on March 30, 2017
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Harlotte Crow
Harlotte Crow

Elkridge, MD



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