my smile never waveredA Poem by Quasi Azuaqihidden savage desires
Wooden walls crack and creak
splintering into a thousand pieces shards of jagged edges wielding their deadly raging tips blades pressing your cold, soft, amber rubber, your flesh bending ever-so-slightly inward before one small weak link gives in to the tension falling and dragging the rest ripping apart creating that oh so unlawful satisfying SLICE that soul-ripping TEAR As the colour of life and death Breathes out, free And in your picturesque agony Lies the border of life and death jerk of a bump on the road Pulls reality unbidden back And this perfect wooden carriage Must continue onward. © 2026 Quasi Azuaqi |
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Added on February 6, 2026 Last Updated on February 6, 2026 AuthorQuasi AzuaqiAboutI believe that poems are an extension of our words (and therefore souls), and that the best poems aren't those that are written with the most imagery, the most rhyming, the most metaphors, etc. but th.. more.. |

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