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Deformity of rationale’s depletion of reserve Cast derelict to the wind, A vacant stare’s indifference states A reluctance to rescind. For terms spat forth in anger’s heat Have cut the issues thrice, So reconciliation’s overtures Just cannot cut the ice. To bake the cake of spleen so vile Has soured the very meal, And words of curt contrition Now, seem trite and quite unreal. Retraction treads a hopeless path Offended ears refuse And apology’s bland excess Just infuriates to abuse. The battle ground awaits you As the bright red poppies sway, Do you gird yourself for bloodshed Or turn and walk away? Remember, there’s tomorrow Where a day just could well rise, To promise reappraisal’s hopes …Forgiveness and surprise? To hell with it Methuselah Let Trumpets scream their din, I long to sate revenge’s thirst Make Anger’s War begin! Marshalg Approaching the ragged end of anger. 9 May 2013 © 2013 Marshal Gebbie
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May 9, 2013
May 9, 2013 at 3:25 AM UTC
Anger's Ragged End
Deformity of rationale’s depletion of reserve Cast derelict to the wind, A vacant stare’s indifference states A reluctance to rescind. For terms spat forth in anger’s heat Have cut the issues thrice, So reconciliation’s overtures Just cannot cut the ice. To bake the cake of spleen so vile Has soured the very meal, And words of curt contrition Now, seem trite and quite unreal. Retraction treads a hopeless path Offended ears refuse And apology’s bland excess Just infuriates to abuse. The battle ground awaits you As the bright red poppies sway, Do you gird yourself for bloodshed Or turn and walk away? Remember, there’s tomorrow Where a day just could well rise, To promise reappraisal’s hopes …Forgiveness and surprise? To hell with it Methuselah Let Trumpets scream their din, I long to sate revenge’s thirst Make Anger’s War begin! Marshalg Approaching the ragged end of anger. 9 May 2013 © 2013 Marshal Gebbie
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May 9, 2013
May 9, 2013 at 3:25 AM UTC
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