X-File

X-File

A Poem by Kenneth The Poet

The gargoyle possesses a fractured soul

Turn it blacker than lignite coal


Across the spectrum, bodies pile up high

And the investigators don’t know why


It leaves its madness across the land

Or why it takes such a rotten stand


The agent follows and gets enmeshed

The copycat, outward it will be fleshed


Statues made in modeling clay

Decayed bodies encased in gray


Agent one runs after agent two

His mission, to get away from you


Back to the cell that contains the soul

With manic drawings, he’s on a roll


The copycat is caught at the end

But the conclusion will never bend


Always hanging, a burning query

What brought on this aching fury?


Exhaustion comes after every mental mile

When one is wrapped up inside an X-File

© 2011 Kenneth The Poet


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Well done. One of my top ten favorite series EVAR. You made Scully and Molder proud.

Posted 14 Years Ago



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Kenneth The Poet
Kenneth The Poet

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Kenneth The Poet is an optimist wrapped in the candy shell of moroseness and cynicism. He lives between the two parallels marked 46 and 49, all while living in the state marked 39. He pretends that he.. more..