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Mar 2018
My hands have always lingered close to tools,
Each yet another means to cheat an end,
To ward away a break, to build, to mend.
Discarded carelessly, absent all rules
Or sympathy, their care makes me seem cruel.
But as I reach my desk, again to bend,
Again to pour what thoughts may condescend
To slip from mind to pen, my hand their mule...
I wonder in the silence as my thoughts
Go still and stiff without your drifting gaze,
The blooms of inspiration withered down
To bristling hedges in a maze I've wrought.
To know abuse, know Muses: when they frown,
Their tools quickly become their castaways.
I admit, it's not their fault; I should hate the game and not its players. Besides, I'm complicit. It's like making crop circles in hopes it calls down aliens, but you're accidentally saying mean things about their alien mums.
Breon
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Breon  28/M
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