Compartment 114
Compartment 114
Know That I Too
We are never alone (a poem for mental health month)
Mad with Habit

Mad with Habit

A Poem by Owen

My words read filth and my breath reeks years of poison
I carry this mass of infection slowly and blindly through the grey-scale of modern streets
Porcelain faces squint and shatter before me
And I, yes horrendous I unleash a booming laugh coated smoke and saliva right into their habit ridden faces
They squirm and twist in their flesh and Prada, 
They quake and grind with their godlike teeth 
They look at me and see an error

A dinner table discussion
Something to share in the immense mundanity, of their predetermined, mechanical lives





© 2015 Owen


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So i am guessing you like in Barbie world lol
I know the feeling
And you just want to burp out loud just to break their sense of made up perfection
When all beauty lies in the complete disproportion of it all

Ok so i have officially raided your poems lol

Gotta chill
But you are quite cool

Posted 8 Years Ago



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Owen
Owen

Portland, OR



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