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Lahkeesha Ghastin
Poems
Jun 2019
Blackness came
What can I say it provoked me.
The smokey black slithered with sultry grace
passed all my carefully placed defenses.
Humor me, it spoke
caressing the ear.
I watched the glow of it's single eye
searching my mind
The black became a tether
knotting, choking.
What can I say I did nothing,
little lamb laid to the slaughter.
I remember it choking, the smokey black.
Like a raven haired lover,
A mistress of shadow wills my curiosity
In that moment, lost to the movement
I would or could never return.
Pinned to obsession
staggering the lines of possession
A rebel's tango begins
the staccato steps to be my end.
about letting your problems win, night anguishes
#night
#black
#captured
#lettinggo
#givingin
Written by
Lahkeesha Ghastin
34/F/Appleton, WI
(34/F/Appleton, WI)
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