§ñ@Ķ€A Poem by chloe olivealimerick (ish)?Not the eyes of a siren or the tail of a mermaid but the tongue and the fangs of a. Make like a pond in the winter; no gills, no feathers, no wings, no fur. Sinister, psychopath, sorrowful and cruel; Each day is sort of a duel, Sheep’s Clothing itches my skin. Do what you must to tame the creature. I sing with the sting of a slither, soothing till the sharpness of a bite. And in the middle of the night when I find myself shedding pieces of my scales I try to use glue or tape to stick them to my body, afraid. Contemplate the sound of my rod-shaped body falling from the top of the highest tree: the thud. A flower twisted in its bud, I try to hold back the time and seasons and the change and the growth. An oath sprouts from the bottom of my throat, or more like a plea veiled in a suave drawl. Crawl, or bark or gallop or chirp. Kindly usurp a nest or a burrow, anything to camouflage. Into the daylight I will charge mane ablaze, soaring. Don’t mind the sun rising. Apocalyptic yearning. The life behind me leaving. Deliberate, desperate devotion " set me free. © 2025 chloe olivea |
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Added on December 16, 2025 Last Updated on December 16, 2025 Authorchloe oliveaSingaporeAbouti write poetry that sounds like prose and prose that sounds like poetry. also i hate fantasy #sueme more.. |

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