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Patrick Kennon
Poems
Sep 2019
Copper wire wilderness
Another black coffee night, getting ready to spin out in ruts and potholes, new goals, spent in sketchbooks of scribbles
Little, off the end, severed, running fast to catch up, knife end ketchup dumb **** pull the trigger
You're bigger now, return to sender, how do I find you and take what you took from me
Silence is all I could see for see for so long, the darkest part right before dawn
Pushed and molded little pawn, strategy gone, **** the rules, only thing that rules is fire superiority
Roaring, please, hold this plunging blood pressure in check, pharmaceutical single serve select
Come correct if you come at all, hear that tree fall in the wilderness, the gentle caress of wind screaming wrong way
One day we just stop being, it will be so freeing, to finally shut off the hardware, gently left there, to accumulate flowers
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