prodigalA Poem by h d e rushinMine is not the loneliness of seasons, publicly proclaiming a belief in faith. Mine has achieved the highest academic rank a professorship of sorts that vows, openly and often, long and intensive academic, specialized knowledge. I know what skill it takes, what zymogen, what proem the dark room likes. What tobacco of concise biographical kept the Charleston smoke-house still from the wild dreams of sharecroppers. During "Jeopardy" the man in the horned rimmed glasses answers and is adept at memory. I choose instead to recall, since recollection gives lavishly and foolishly to extraordinary wonder. Sister say that being Black is like being on rice paper, crisp with tall lettering. Distichous, stylized human calligraphy with a host of unreasonable passwords. She says it's best to not keep all your jewels in one place. A cupboard perhaps; a cool place in the ground A box that locks then sings from beneath the dirt the songs of dead lips calling. There still pulling the rings from the bottom were the Titanic went quickly. I am comforted to know that glitter was present, before the howls. One bracelet still attached to a femur an armpit holds, the held tattoo's of Auschwitz. The crustaceans, in their hunt for tomorrows meal, shant notice. © 2015 h d e rushinFeatured Review
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