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Mathieu
Poems
Dec 2019
A Tale From The South Of Here
Breeding heathens in my darkest hearts, I hear you there
Scorned a devil laying deep, with my scrimaged soul to bare
And found myself apart from you
The love you'll never know was there
A sidestep from the heroism who stumbled into fate my dear
Quiet little tapping of the man whose laid to waste
Tied with all the anger that there is no controlling me, mate
Australian under the southern cross
Identity here is all but lost.
I trusted I could love again but bitter I've become
so filled with ******* lust for life
Yet sleeping between the busted pipes
Meowing of the tabby scratching up the chesterfield
against the glossy white shadow of the moonlight
Oh how I have become such a fan of silence in the russian snow
Breathing in chernobyl's chilly glow and winter air,
I feel my breath against the planets southern hemisphere.
I just want an escape from here.
I just want to escape.
From.
Here.
Written by
Mathieu
25/M/Darwin, Australia
(25/M/Darwin, Australia)
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