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Edgar Whitman Wilde
Poems
Dec 2012
Anguish
The lime trees are heavy with the glitter of wind
Words like a host of flies buzz inside my mouth
A fire roars in my head an apocalyptic holocaust
My sentences articulate themselves
Like an ****** bruise on a boys neck
Appearing with a rapacious and concentrated existence
Forcing me into an uncompromising solitude
A concealment like the sitting of a stone in its own shadow
I am on the other side of time where transient moments
Imprint themselves on other peopleβs minds
Forming and colliding in immense fictions
But there is also a sustained silence
Within the speed and space of thought
That holds the creature of my metaphysical anguish
Written by
Edgar Whitman Wilde
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