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Christopher Tolleson
Poems
Apr 2013
One thorn in reversal - a Rose in wondering
My sides have been stuck,
struck with pointed thorns;
unborn tragedies seething for
release.
Each one, I picked and prodded,
and left in soiled animosity;
bitter knots wreathed in poisonous
posterity.
Each foreign touch seems to have
left my gall cascaded
but Yours, debated -
a rhythmic ring of probing
pessimisity.
I breathe.
You squeeze,
touch my outer fringe, the withering;
I freeze.
You bequeath a fresh'ing thorn.
I writhe,
Moments collide -
fourth dimensional paradigms -
commonly unseen,
birthing blooms by vestal wounds;
you cut the stem,
you redesigned the strife,
in obsequios streams.
Written by
Christopher Tolleson
Arkansas
(Arkansas)
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