Table love

Table love

A Poem by mendedwords
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A metaphor of the ongoing battle to be content with what one was given yet still wanting more. The more we gain the more we want.

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The most disheartening of the heart

The self inflicted holes pierced with a

Double edged sword, bitter and sweet

One sided motive one end to end all known

The opposite side of an reward,

Temporary gratification, our appetite for sin

Never seems to fanish twisted tongues

Lay salivating

Any inner desire any desire to die of

Innocence, injected into blood streams

Count how many transgressions against

Humanity we've streamed, infinite bandages

Over black hearts neither seen nor felt

Blind guidance masked in loves and the

Curiosity of love, hate of man's heart

Color scheme tainted from afar.

Ventricular vessels open to any source

Tainted love held matrimony soul fell

On sound words, but Bible verses curved

To curb man's hunger, sinful thirst

Met at a dinner table...

Truths of light took light of body and

Souls divorce.

© 2013 mendedwords


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fantastic poem i wish to see this in poem poem of the year

Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

mendedwords

10 Years Ago

Thank you for the feedback, I do appreciate it.

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Added on December 19, 2013
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Tags: gluttony, greed

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mendedwords
mendedwords

Vandalia, OH



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I am a recent college grad who has developed a passion for writing over the past few years, my goal is to find out who I am as a writer and to one day have my poetry published. more..

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