The Laborer #1A Poem by Leo RossmillerRape within a mother’s tone, her hosiery collected within stained-glass walls, absorbing all the sparkled pins of her unordinary bias. Shown in disappearing messages, a dollop of transceived absolution; bolstering penumbral piety, as beads of vaginal secretions stir a sucking sound. Who knew what laity transformed her gaiety to foul, for in her house lay pilgrims bent on separating noise, to pug and kettle, new unsettling curls of voice. I gave two liters of my gift; Enjoyed in fascist ecstasy my grit’s inauguration, plumb prenuptial post-divorce, paged wholly on presumption of a bed of nails. Her harmony cast down, and pure contagion frolicked in the winds outside, to nests of adder-slaves and shrew, whose sublime prattling drew no crowd. See the fathomed turn-by-turn; thwarted, Punk echelon, remotely controlled by narcissistic coins; whose flips berated, never caressed, her whole entire body. But the bruises Whose strangulations had perceived his beaded eyes, broke both the blood and stability of mind’s preconceived, romantic-ushered vessels. © 2022 Leo Rossmiller |
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Added on July 22, 2022 Last Updated on July 22, 2022 AuthorLeo RossmillerMakati, Metro Manila, PhilippinesAboutNothing makes me happier than going to Church. I've been writing poetry since 1998, code since 1994. more.. |

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