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Trevor Blevins
Poems
Mar 2016
Appalachian Rain Cloud.
This end of the trail is where Christian values drive up social status,
Tell you your friends,
Who not to glance at.
I'm not one for all that purity,
And no one else in my shoes could deny the *** in the air.
Crisp and new,
Shining like the grass in the rain,
Remarkably less discussed.
I feel no need for forgiveness tonight,
Which makes me happier than usual...
Typically, I will count the days with
Input to the last time I felt like I had directionβ spend an hour telling Rothko I almost relate.
I admire you, but tonight I hope you're miserable.
My bones went hollow, the mood went heavy,
And the bridge went to ruins...
Can't say I'm surprised.
I'll fall asleep with ambience tonight, and wake to all the correspondence I'm not waiting for,
But I'll be of use to you.
I'll be of use in the North,
So odd to imagine my purpose,
Replaced as I am
Or even just looked over.
It's a downpour,
Yet I'm having the strangest drought,
Feeling like I need more light and far less space,
Who now will be at my sickbed?
#sad
#hope
#art
#envy
#sickness
#folk
#rothko
#appalahia
Written by
Trevor Blevins
Kentucky
(Kentucky)
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