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Michael Marchese
Poems
Nov 2016
The Pagemaster
My heart is like paper
Too over-used
So I tear it to tatters
For long have I mused
For something that matters
To put on these pages
But still my mind scatters
In crumpled up rages
To piece it together
And let the ink spill
Instead of the blood
From the love that I ****
Just to bathe in the flood
Of these heartbroken pages
And wallow in mud
As the madness engages
The siren's white noise
Deafening reverie
Shall make me a slave
To my black elegy
As I'm penning my grave
To bury these pages
Entombed in a cave
Of selfishness cagesΒ Β
Where Ego proclaims
This man had no name
His words were but dust
In the void of his shame
So let him be ******
To Oblivion's pages
To empty his lust
For life's final stages
Forever reflecting
The face of Grim's reap
Hellfire hath scorned
My soul too dead to keep
No, I perish adorned
In these undying pages
To be never-mourned
By the turning of ages
Written by
Michael Marchese
30/M/California
(30/M/California)
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