Blind

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  • Letting Go

    Blind

     

    Taste the second-hand nicotine

    Inland

    From the ocean bar

     

    Now feel the shore’s thick textured heels

    The tainted navy blue muscles fade to black

     

    Shells crunch bleach and the

    Concentrated pulp of lime weeds

     

    The scattered mist wets our tongues

    And drives our bare feet

    Forward

     

    We walk a rust bucket like our sense got burned

    The pavement

    Looks like a road today

    Our yellow eyes blur full of Jaundice

    Shape this land

    And I’ve missed so much

    The fall hits hard

    And we explode into burgundy drops

    Paint this Earth and wither to it

    The Pavement is a road today

    And you dropped, desperate to crawl with the worms

     

    While I tried to hold your head delicately

    Above the rising surge

     

    But the mosquitoes nipped us

    Tranquil

    Turned my liver to solace

    My joints grinding joints

    Till

    My knees buckled

     

    And I could only lay flat

    As your ears grew into the coast

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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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