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 Mar 2013 Kate
DieingEmbers
Sipping
honey wine
from the chalice of the goddess


smiling
Make of this what you will I await your interpretations
 Mar 2013 Kate
DieingEmbers
You... came for me... Within a dream

with a wicked smile wrapped in a scream

an act of lustful blasphemy

ending such a sweet-hearts rhapsody
 Mar 2013 Kate
Chuck
Hello, my name is Chuck
(Hello, Chuck!)
It feels strange
To be here
I've been addicted
My entire life
However, the past three months
Have been a verbal blur
Upon awaking,
I get a fix
Before coffee stimulates
My corpse
To be totally honest
Sometimes
I do it at work
Sleep alludes me
Because
It parties in my veins
At first
My mind was clouded
From peering
Into the eyes
Of the beast
Now, it haunts
My family
Disrupting the harmony
There within
I must
Sleigh the
Monster
Or
At least
Tame it

Hello, I'm Chuck
I'm addicted to
Poetry
(Grinning as I type)
Admitting
There is a
Problem
Is the first step
I keep trippin'!
Upon reflection after a discussion with my family. I love poetry, but I can't let it interfere with my number one love, my family. It's been wonderful the last three months on Hello, but I need to spend less time on my iPad. I will read all of your poems. I just have to control my addiction, so I never have to quit cold turkey! It is your fault! You are all just so **** talented! No, the culpability remains mine alone.
 Mar 2013 Kate
DieingEmbers
You're gone

the stars are falling

my heart...

is
broken
My constellation poems about a thirteenth sign the heart
 Mar 2013 Kate
DieingEmbers
Let loose ****** upon the heavens

to pluck out the stars
blinding the earth

Make carrion of its promises
as now they rend the night
with
bloodied talons

screeching profanities in blasphemous acts

let the world beware the coming
of my darkness

for I am death
******-crows
 Mar 2013 Kate
Henry Mulligan
I dreamt once
of the red juice
of berries
I picked them with a girl
not the girl
a girl
we ate of them hungrily
and fully
they were in abundance
The red juice dripped
from our mouths
and our hands
and coated our bodies
It stained us
and I tried to wash
myself of the juice
but it had stained
deeply
The cold river water
could not clean it
nor the salted water
of a tear.
I returned home
in red silence
and those eyes
understood
as silent eyes
do
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