Submit your work, meet writers and drop the ads. Become a member
Oct 2012
My eyes
are bags of mucus hanging by cellophane membranes
to my skull which is now structured like a wet sponge.
My tummy protrudes out from the rest of my abdomen,
a gelatinous layer hiding away a chiseled core
which may be deteriorating into oblivion at this moment.
The skin rests and hangs a little over the top of my leather belt
which somehow manages to fit three loops in from the first hole.
My neck hangs heavy like the ears of a sad elephant.
Jed
Written by
Jed  Brooklyn 11233
(Brooklyn 11233)   
2.2k
   Timothy and Lucky Queue
Please log in to view and add comments on poems