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Douglas Scheurn
Poems
Jul 2014
Disembodied Chapter One.
My eyes Wide.
Grey pupils dilate.
Blade buried deep inside,
where dry waters Hide.
Mind like a jungle,
Each leaf a different story.
The clouds gently mumble,
Caressing sweet dreams of glory.
The world was red,
it will be so again.
For now rest your head.
your tired from what you went against.
Walls here in this open valley,
aren't meant for restraint.
Green on a turquoise gallery,
picture these words I paint.
Grow your grave,
from a willow seed.
As the dirt slowly begins to cave,
you comes upon a black steed.
Drunk from honor,
Lust for pride.
Not much longer,
Your corpse your bride.
My wounds bleed
to tell a tale.
Donate your greed,
As I turn pale.
Carpe Diem
#time
#her
#him
#you
#me
#nightmare
#forgotten
#them
#rest
#memoir
Written by
Douglas Scheurn
Ogden,Utah
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