Pasture lands
By Jessica Orr
I have your hands
from a past you
lived and it
was medieval.
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I followed the course
with those required
tweaks;
those visions of
mass tellings,
dark nights in
mounting scared
brides of satiny
wastes for we
didn't know
any better.
______
If arms are stretched
to feel a verse of his
call;
I did the deeds and
I begged not to
fall
why not throw in
and rebel,
my cut,
my drink,
my life drifting to
the nearest man-
______
For not,
the speed of descent
just can't hear
god
anymore;
I hammer, a trapped
beat in remembering
you but why don't
I despise you?
______
I know I lay
transfixed
in somewhat fashion
of your tools and
dialect given by
unclean dusty roars
heard and echo,
still,
here,
and I
forgive,
I think,
as a layer of tick of
my draw,
______
tick
______
I dressed and it's my fault
______
tick
______
I was the Shepard to lambs,
come home
______
tick
______
Times further a loss never
known in blazing reasons
of my part;
they say ancient views
clog and I was wronged...
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But dreams revel my
Staff and nipping pack
A push to
Pasture,
Why wasn't it green
And storm clouds lingering
And my need
To get home?
Comments on "Pasture lands"
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On Sunday, September 27, 2015, TropicalSnowstorm
(1580) wrote:
Wow, what a great piece! I love the imagery and the broken, disjointed style with the "tick" inserted, which gave it the feel of a camera jerking between scenes and emotions and memories. Great job with this one! Ciao, T/S