It All Starts HereA Poem by Mal KeethIf I told you that you wouldn't interpret on your ownSelf reliance on a thimble. Each barb fills cracks of the joints. Heavy toxins, past breaths sudden gasps. We are not alone you and I. I saw you rest a while, teeth chatter. Waiting to hear a tick of vowels. Blind, pulled a hair, heart sloshed. So I drank a bit more. Rewind a rhythm, brushing at each wink The gums began to bleed. Coated covered candy, Protect it's inner sweet. Jaw bone click, as the moon lowered another hour. Sudden drop, as a hand felt a bit of air. So I drank a bit more. Meshed like fish in a net, all their eyes, beady, looked franticly. Caught by a net of its own. It was never meant to capture. Harder to hold glass A rubber seal Nothing swimming. So I drank a bit more. Hair brushed, lizard leered The vowels run stagnate. Crystal Drool reflected the paper walls A backdrop of coin appropriate tunes. The malt tea, ear ringing. Lips lick every modest thought clean from the air. What was there to speak of. So I drank a bit more. Ride camels, or asses Ring no bells to say hello Lights, no, it was the coin appropriate tunes When they all left.
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Added on April 27, 2012 Last Updated on April 27, 2012 |

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