A Noise To Be

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  • Confusion

    A Noise To Be

    From ripe to rotten

    This is too real to drag;

    To burn our throats to dust

     

    We were fine

    Cracking your eggshell

    Box

    We disillusioned our own claustrophobia

     

    This house,

    It hurts to sleep in.

    Losing the melody of walking to our beds takes a toll.

     

    You tore my face

    So this kiss would fit

    Numbly

    Between hearts strings and corn stocks

     

    We were made by the saturated hands of rain,

    Raped at its release,

    Rinsed by the cold,

    Severed by the nimble fingers of winter

     

    But we don’t feel our way through carnage and toil

    We suffocate our brains

     And hide our pulse

    Till this & this & this becomes a chord

    Progression, Casual drinks progress to, “I don’t feel and it feels great”

     

    I’m on the run for you & you & you

    No matter where I go,

    I end up where I was; rotting

     

    Short love leads a quiet horse

    Desperate hoofs clank tin

    It ain’t gonna breathe quietly

     

    Lonely dogs eat their own shit.

    Wallowing, selling pity at a high price

     

    Baby kids at neon to stores want

    Till every child working sweatshops have cracked

    And bled dry

     

    We were torn between the stem of a blade of grass

    Stifling through the woven fabric of punctuations

    Filling voids; those empty spaces between wrinkles

     

    We were the stars

    Imploding

    Running across the night sky

    We all burned to know the question

    But we drag our throats

    On side walks

    Claiming we lost our voices to dust

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    When power leads man towards arrogance, poetry reminds him of his limitations. When power narrows the area of man's concern, poetry reminds him of the richness and diversity of existence. When power corrupts, poetry cleanses.

    John F. Kennedy (1917-1963) Thirty-fifth President of the USA

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