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Pregnant Chickens

I sipped upon your creative juices,

and drowned, another finger,

into that gory darkness

of thought;

 

these canopies breathe softly,

as I curl my fingers

and straighten my eyelids

to take another nap;

 

Yet that dying fetus haunts me-

it’s misted face still echoes

as an unwanted ultrasound,

of bubbling cysts;

 

I tried ******

yet the spirals scream:

in this pregnant mind-

and refuse;

 

So deal with me-

You’re mine.

 

Yet,

You’re born

...and never alive;

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Written by
isha-maini
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Published
Oct 13, 2009
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