What I Would DoA Poem by Floornine
I would have gladly Chipped a tooth for you, Lifted my head In the dead piles To cry for you Through the skin steamed air Not seeing you But I would have Gladly Lost my tongue for you. Tore. Churned. Huffed out loud In the dark Nest for you. A home and fence At the mess Of sea And sunless. For you I would have Loved Like I know you would care I know you would crane Through the unfiltered air. So I stood for you I stood in the march The greed beaten tanned Burned Paraded scorch. I felt my face Cave Before you As I shouted Words of need Kneeded for you And on my knees My white turned red My surrender eyes Rendered no defence. And on my stomache I pleaded to you Told you what I, what I Would do For you. But still The beat Of your category feet Roared in pain Deafened you.
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