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To clothe an end, my friend
Of memories, a trophy I shan't be but tales
Quite mischievous shall melt her cheeks to place a blush.
Her face of evening rains, her scribbled paper trails
Left under systems monkeying with holes that crush
Misplaced two knees, tease worms between my lines and yet
Unbridled waves they splash on shores promiscuous
In search of gems to sparkle, shine, a poet’s debt
To irons never cheating, so unlike the wise
That filled our years with texts left closed, untouched, unkempt
Until their psychobabble xeroxed to disguise
The pills we didn’t take, it found, stripes green in hue
On bloody lovely Sabbath’s path or Kanye’s cries
Untied in hatred, yours and mine, taste buds, spleen blue
Resorted to the liquor flushes, puffed some smoke
In Wordsworth mine still counting kilometres two
Point two, he braved the shyness in our hands and woke
To see us overcome the veils of beautiful
Spots, swivel past lan wires, to what these moments spoke
To miss their limb,their friend; let me share the
Crisp Realisations autumn leaves spring forth
four years of summer wine. Eradicate
world poverty, or sewer dig with glee
The modern and not contemporary but
You should be, as a rebel word-smith’s son
told my maths teacher. And when ever this
race will stockpile his disregard and call
you just a failure, praise His greatest gift
Adorning your hands, middle finger sweet.
[ The meter needed a little help from Boadicea at some places.]
Quite mischievous shall melt her cheeks to place a blush.
Her face of evening rains, her scribbled paper trails
Left under systems monkeying with holes that crush
Misplaced two knees, tease worms between my lines and yet
Unbridled waves they splash on shores promiscuous
In search of gems to sparkle, shine, a poet’s debt
To irons never cheating, so unlike the wise
That filled our years with texts left closed, untouched, unkempt
Until their psychobabble xeroxed to disguise
The pills we didn’t take, it found, stripes green in hue
On bloody lovely Sabbath’s path or Kanye’s cries
Untied in hatred, yours and mine, taste buds, spleen blue
Resorted to the liquor flushes, puffed some smoke
In Wordsworth mine still counting kilometres two
Point two, he braved the shyness in our hands and woke
To see us overcome the veils of beautiful
Spots, swivel past lan wires, to what these moments spoke
To miss their limb,their friend; let me share the
Crisp Realisations autumn leaves spring forth
four years of summer wine. Eradicate
world poverty, or sewer dig with glee
The modern and not contemporary but
You should be, as a rebel word-smith’s son
told my maths teacher. And when ever this
race will stockpile his disregard and call
you just a failure, praise His greatest gift
Adorning your hands, middle finger sweet.
[ The meter needed a little help from Boadicea at some places.]
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