Strangers and, "The things that happen."
By Phalanx
There's nothing like being particular about your wants.
Some don't know and some just do because they haven't found it yet.
I know I should be grateful but, I'm still hungry...
I haven't found her yet.
I don't know what she looks like but, she's got hips like eons,
A perfection that took a thousand years
With a will as vibrant and black as my fingers.
My hope is that through miles of uncertainty
Words call and bring her closer.
I wonder if she would share my blasphemy and
Hatred for the status quo?
Beauty is in the way her spine drips down her back,
Movement in motion like teardrops from scars.
The name of a strange sort of suffering has a taste on God's green earth.
It's wicked what we call each other as if we puppet mouths
To kiss with common spite like forever was ours to murder kin.
I want you to hate us for the fact that we're human
Loving us for the fact that we share our filth.
Comments on "Strangers and, "The things that happen.""
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On Wednesday, December 17, 2014, Malice In Wonderland
(987) wrote:
I'm finding that I cod read you all day, this is no exception, someday perfection will cross your path in a form that will both amaze and humble you....i'm gonna stop rambling now. :) well said, sir.
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On Wednesday, May 7, 2014, freudian-slip
(239) wrote:
The irony of the last two lines so transparent it's as if I could switch it out and change the entire meaning... Unless of course I'm completely wrong and how I read it which is not uncommon but half of poetry is how the reader incorporates it into their perspective so it's all good right? LOL
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On Thursday, May 8, 2014, Phalanx
(679) wrote:
Sometimes misinterpretation is the best kind. Nothing wrong with thoughts.