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I spent awhile In a honey-barbeque Chicken salad of Cynicism. And then one day Instead of Frank I was no longer Bryan But a better version of my Mondays. Or was it the Lesser form a Thursday takes When you're alone? I have a desire Shaded in the glow Of a stained glass Display an hour away. A wish, shrouded in These filmy layers Of forgotten words And remembered sayings. To be half of one And twice of me So I stopped seeing stars And dropped the peace-sign for a dash. Reinvented myself To break all molds And here I stand, slightly More intact, I'm back.
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Jul 6, 2016
Jul 6, 2016 at 4:51 PM UTC
I'm Back
I spent awhile In a honey-barbeque Chicken salad of Cynicism. And then one day Instead of Frank I was no longer Bryan But a better version of my Mondays. Or was it the Lesser form a Thursday takes When you're alone? I have a desire Shaded in the glow Of a stained glass Display an hour away. A wish, shrouded in These filmy layers Of forgotten words And remembered sayings. To be half of one And twice of me So I stopped seeing stars And dropped the peace-sign for a dash. Reinvented myself To break all molds And here I stand, slightly More intact, I'm back.
Copyright 5/7/15 by B. E. McComb
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Jul 6, 2016
Jul 6, 2016 at 4:51 PM UTC
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