Turquoise, Dying.
By Pride Ed
There in the vines
running down my spine,
are overgrown vistas,
and rooted enigmas
of the mind.
At my wrist —
the burning kissed;
pools in my palms;
red water of painful psalms
shrouded in mist.
Heme-less, desired;
nature, devoured;
draining forget-me-nots
won’t clot.
My nymph has retired.
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Copyright 2014 Pride Ed
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On Friday, November 14, 2014, dwells
(4177) wrote:
Hey PE - retirement really isn't so bad :) The forget-me-nots were indeed unforgettable, and the extended metaphor concerning plants and body parts elevated this piece a cut above (pun intended) - be well!
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On Saturday, November 15, 2014, Pride Ed
(107) wrote:
lol. Thanks, Dwells! I really appreciate it.