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Stopwatch

****** suspicious schemes,

Right or wrong, I see past all communication into extreme expansions of a negative mindset,

Scarlet buttons compressed with Indian shaded tint, through mistaken pigment,

Veins pumping overtime with boiled fumes of something condensing,

You’re running out of immediate clockwork when days brew skyward and panic appears to be tempting your envious iris,

Behind the machinery are the blueprints,

Directed only towards agitated agony and sour sorrow,

Illuminated by locked doors-

I ask you- as the reader- the listener-

See passed my memories and create room for visions of a tangible imagination and leg-pumping adrenaline,

Needle infested wrenches lock arms with the absent intelligence of conscious deprived brain flow,

I see you peaking around my duct and depict an abstract view of confused, focused eyeliner,

Slick and plentiful dew drops linger between a plugged safeguarded build,

You’re running out of precious seconds as Antoine Fisher burns free the story behind a smearing disguise of gratitude,

Amen to the present and many men for this lopsided track record,

I’ve got a key witness in my pocket, along with images of what I lived for, before mistakes took flight,

Continue on with your heart, as nothing more than a stranger in a cauliflower society where I erase the painted tapestries,

Beware of the ticking, as I await my calendar to run dry,

Prepare your own stopwatch and click on the rolling minutes my old friend,

I hate everything you represent,

Everything you expose to the previously tainted atmosphere,

But mainly, everything you have coming home from war,

Tick…tick…tick…

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dp-younginger
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May 26, 2013
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