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Jungled emotion

Perusing a concrete jungle Luminescence hangs from vines in the trees. Strife rears her horrid head Making a scene amidst the thoroughfare. Last words never came so easy, Now they flow like moths to a flame. A bitter sweet cacophony fills the air; It derives in the heart, and Echoes throughout the mind. Dissonance abounds the pursuit of vain glory. Angst it seems has found a new bottled friend To misplace his faith in. Pride’s timely advance to the rear Couldn’t be timed better. Stoops offer little comfort Compared to the nest that cradles hatchlings. A vagrant’s attempt to console loneliness Falls like music on deaf ears. Sleep that rarely comes easy Now seems possible without porcelain prayers. Resolve attempts a reawakening On the concrete jungle’s stairs Only to collapse beneath the weight Of nature’s tipping point. Remorse is destined to wait, At least until first light breaks The incandescent glow of The concrete jungle’s neon lights.
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Mar 2, 2012
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