Saturday, November 28, 2015

Venom’s Love

It’s a shattered breastbone, and reigning terror, to utter your name.
Souls are flooded with silt…and subsurface algae…to coddle a
nightmare.     There’s undertow, and algorithms, to tour the high
seas…and mothers are mourning, where children vomit…to
cough up gremlins.     We awaken to serpents…to hear them hissing…
and epiphanies rapture thoughts.     We hold to hatred, like newborn
sons…screeching through voiceprints. We splay love…and hope for
love…where love is sacrificed.     Indeed.     Cherish the soul
you love…as not to kill—the soul you love!     Who gives love…for
a vest of death…crying for no reason?      To look…is to perish…
where a voice is screaming, “Love.”     Its froward waves, and
bleeding moons, to hold to death…and why to hate…when eyes
awaken…to know for wrong!     We vanish…fully scarred…seeking
a surgeon…for hearts are strewn…shattered in parts…in need of
surgery.     Oh mend the times…to reverse the times…to a place of
trust; for hell has spoken, an internal language, where culprits laugh.
     It’s a choir, to heal a soul, fallin’ into liturgy…and raindrops fall,
     to purge the venom…where many return.  

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