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Cory Williams
Poems
Apr 2018
Let Temple Burn
As if she were a soaked cedar plank
Floating through a sodium smoky sea,
Her body overpowers mine;
Moth into flame protected.
My smokescreen, silver tongue
Marching down her stairway to substance,
White offerings are what she brings;
Slipping into delusion.
The pressure to not disappoint boils,
Like blue blood oxidized,
That taste of copper shuts my mouth
And I am stricken with fear and wonder.
Let temple burn
My defenses fail
Systematic shutdown
Rome has fallen.
Written by
Cory Williams
28/M/Pennsylvania
(28/M/Pennsylvania)
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