Pitchforks and Torches (a wiery bull-pen)
By Clementine
There is a ticking in my head
which sounds a lot like children bathed in wasps
who are whispering pages of bible blue beaches.
I light plums on fire with annexed hands to well the nature
of mortgage-minds and stained-glass racketeers.
They exhume paintings photographed by princes and puzzled in a rather delicate
fashion.
They say "runes put together the twigs" and talk about pyramids of insects
with other cryptic things.
It's a museum of misanthropy upon their lips and cuticals.
The cameras hands camera-hands to the camera man, or atleast that was the
plan
However in this damsel-land there a few, of an acute crow, to be repaired.
In a spindle breeze
the children, bathing in bees
look up - to where their pulse used to be.
They say "How unique, of woes we speak, dance-clap this ester-dream back
into the sea!"
My head, a bundle of sticks
cracked in many places
We all know boughs do not bend unless we make them.
I need to work on this, i have no idea where its going
Comments on "Pitchforks and Torches (a wiery bull-pen)"
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On Tuesday, June 20, 2023, carlosjackal
(2788) wrote:
This is fantastic. I hope you finish this one day.
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On Monday, August 6, 2007, Bella Butchery
(696) wrote:
mind numbing yet effective... continue on with drowning children, it suits the piece.
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A former member wrote:
i actually enjoyed the habberdashery of this; this menagrie of images and emotions on which to examine through your eyes. . .. its like little vignets of experience and snapshots of life. .