Skelter, with wires. An Exit

The ending poem to Fuel and Pollen. This is part 8.

Skelter, with wires. An Exit. 

 

Crystallized breath haunts a whistling speculum. Floating on the sky-bed, salty,

and chalked of steroids. Lacerations splash onto the glass, incisions of chemical imbalance.

Pores of palpability; pouring out oil, fuel, and pollen. 

Low brow, husky undertones, swiftly, suddenly take flesh. Passionate you are for this, 

I am aware.

Stay silent, play, but keep encompassing your cerebral nature. Forever wept once as well, remember. Go to sleep, and the universe. Exit : 

 

Poetry by: Cole Hayley

 

Author's Note

I would like to thank everybody for reading all eight parts of this booklet. I really do appreciate all the comments and feedback. As for the poem, I really want to leave its true meaning up for interpretation. I want to say that this, from now on, will be the way I put poetry on the site. I will be on a short hiatius until I have written another booklet (around eight to twelve poems) and then I will upload daily or bi-daily onto the site. I will try to keep up with the RR's but I am in university so I will not be around as much while im on this hiatus.

So thanks everybody and see you in a couple weeks.

Reviews

[Coyote Poetry]

One of the great photos and I like the words and purpose of the poem. Thank you for introducing me to the good music. A excellent poem.
Coyote

[Mockingbird]

sounds like self-actualization. it's very inspirational, actually. love your collection.

[afra]

great write ....i love it ...well done

[MOON]

Beautiful end to a series of poems keep encomapassing your cerebral nature...

[Dark Tower]

A magical piece. The music really added to the feel of the poem. Well written.

[Dayran]

Reaching out to desire with a friend to guide you in your actions.... making known what you wish and intend for yourself ..... communicates itself to the forces that be and guides you to the fulfillment of your wants.

[Pax]

its like go and do another highs of life next time...
great!

[Yheela]

Think I liked this one the best, can't really say why... it's the last line I think. Brill!

[Kelsey]

This is absolutely amazing. Your work is wonderful and so interesting to read.

[Lily Mae]

This is the perfect ending to the beginning :) xo