A quick stop at my grave!

By M Morgan

A quick stop at my grave!

in my eternal search
white face and deep eyes
but with inspirations ~ highs ~

I rest.....

stop the noise! 
Hey, i am crumbling here! 

the voices so loud
the walk of passers by

this shock me, hurts me
I can feel it in my guts

? ? ? ? ? ? 
what guts? 

i was a poet you know
but they put me there
in grounded

now i am just a skeleton
thin and perverse

until i get the most beautiful words
and put them in a new poem

but how? 

stop the noise! 
Hey, i am crumbling here


but damn, has no more respect! ! ! ! 


they remain talking
upon my grave
in My Graveyard! 

Yes, i am a deadly soul! 
ha, ha, ha
no one expected for that einh? 

with vaporous torn dress
dancing around others graves
waiting for a word
to break up the enchantment

cursed by poor stanzas
that i heard and in a hidden place
i hold it

So behold! ! ! ! ! 

i am angry again
and for a word i am searching for

just stop by my grave
no noises no scandals
just be brave
and one word
you must to say

thanks! 

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Copyright 2013 M Morgan
Published on Saturday, November 30, 2013.     Filed under: "Comedy" and "Graphic Art"

Author's Note:

laughing of my poor inspiration!
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  • dwells On Tuesday, December 10, 2013, dwells (4177)By person wrote:

    There always is that one key word that seems to say it best, although it can at times remain elusive. May you find all the words you need, cheers!

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