Submit your work, meet writers and drop the ads. Become a member
Sep 2011
The back up with
A crooked neck bent
   Towards Hell
While his lips tightened sternly
   as a Victorian urn.

His face barely recognizeable
   ever since the penny-doppler showered
A wandering click
   that skipped
      no birds on his fence.

In a glass paned massacre, forever fossilized
between childhood bullies and prom-night feel-ups,
there was a consciousness that feigned
once a week, cockled in creationism and the Eucharist.

His passions -- clam shells flanked by the ripping tide.
His intellect -- a solitary warble amid ***** blue notes.
Kara Rose Trojan
Written by
Kara Rose Trojan  Chicago
(Chicago)   
3.6k
   Daniel James and ---
Please log in to view and add comments on poems