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RMatheson
Beating tired bones
As David Biespiel said, "A poet's greatest fear is that he will flinch." My main influences are Gordon Massman, The Mars Volta, and Elizabeth Hufford.
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May 26
Non Serviam
I will not serve this
weak heart.
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May 26
Spider Eyes Bloom
The sap dries not so hard,
sticky to the sweetness
of your maidenhead.
Stroked away like
paint peeling, yellow in its curls.
Your face never wanted
what it said to give.
And I was left
spinning spinning spinning
into what could have been,
but luckily,
is not.
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RMatheson
May 26
I'm Not Sorry to Say
That
I hope
you're sad
that you get that special kit out
that you look puffy-eyed from crying
that this poem ****** you the *******.
I just don't have
time enough
to suffer love
that's been poisoned
for years.
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May 26
I Feel A Weight Lift Off Of Me
You ****** someone else.
"Don't say that, you're berating me!"
So I can't talk frankly about
what you've done? What
the **** am I supposed to say?
"Call it 'an affair'!"
But you let some other guy
*******
(more than once).
I can't talk frankly about it?
About how you let another man
enter you?
"*******!"
And the door slams.
And the car drives away.
And I feel a weight lift off of me.
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May 26
I Always Warned You
And like that,
the switch
in my head
in my heart
is, somehow, impossibly,
flipped to "off"
You won't talk frankly
about what you did.
Keep running,
you'll never find happiness.
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May 26
I Turned The Porch Light Off
You should have
hit the light switch
as you left, cursing me.
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RMatheson
May 25
The Door
Empty me out
blood,
to the floor.
Open my veins,
hung from the door.
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