The Journey
Apples, when grated, can cause baldness.
The bald therefore fearlessly step into phone booths.
The ice-cream man adores life in the southwest
And as expected, Death looms in the west.
The quiet dawn hastily exchanges darkness for frigidity
There is nothing wrong with forsaking anything, not particularly…
It’ll never be understood just how good passion feels,
But I positively hate the sound of wolves howling
Rainbows are channeled, molded by sure hands—ice crystals;
Posted on October 6, 2013, in Poems and tagged anger, anti-narrative, apples, boys over flowers, Christianity, confusion, darkness, dawn, death, Dr. Who, draft, end, experiment, form, God, hana yori dangou, hate, heat, ice cream, ice-cream man, literary forms, literary styles, love, nature, passion, poetry form, promises, rainbows, southwest, sunlight, wolves. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.
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