The December

By Sepulcrawl

Demon eyes writhe
with full colour disunion,
enchanting the vacuoles of
mendicants
to evacuate and swill them
against the black tides
of indominable day,
spent in the allocation of
dead pay
with a distant moon beam.

Why ever to trust anyone,
I shall never know.
Man is a ludicrous beast;
sunning and turning
into the beat of tribal
skins and cracking hammers,
reeling in the night
from lifelorn patrons
of the squalid islands.

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© 2007 Sepulcrawl
Published on Wednesday, March 21, 2007.     Filed under: "Poetry"
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  • A former member wrote: "Man is a ludicrous beast;sunning and turning into the beat of tribal skins and cracking hammers

  • A former member wrote: , reeling in the night from lifelorn patrons of the squalid islands.".....Finally I have it in writing from a man's hand....can I get you to sign this in blood please?

  • stormtalk On Saturday, March 31, 2007, stormtalk (727)By person wrote:

    Very colorful; a little too cryptic; wonderful rhythm...

  • blue On Wednesday, March 21, 2007, blue (1409)By person wrote:

    Not quite sure if I fully understand the meaning(s), but fuck! this was an oustanding display of wordplay man. Yup. ~b

  • Cattarax On Thursday, May 17, 2007, Cattarax (210)By person wrote:

    Most poems arent meant for people to understand the meaning but just to read ... poems are emotions about something(s) and a way for the author to express what ever is on his(her) chest *sigh* ~T~

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