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Blog Post III.II

As empty as a ill-fitting tattered suit

As weak as two week old tea with the teabags still inside of the pitcher

Gathered together like a gaggle of geese headed Southwest

As rough as an uncut blood diamond, found in a gutter on the street, from a broken marriage

Trembling like a newly planted sapling in a drafty spring downpour

Praying like a terminal blood cancer patient

Bouncing like a king in his inflatable castle

Smiling like a cougar devouring its prey

Heart of a Tootsie pop

Mountains of freezer burned ice cream

War is eggshells

The ocean is simply the horizon line

The moon is a wheel of the bicycle of the daily cycle

My love is an ocean

Writing is everything and everywhere

Poem:

Smiling like a cougar devouring her prey

She turns praying like a terminal blood cancer patient

Hoping no one saw her in her house of hell

Eating her love is like an ocean.

 

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