Death’s Parade of Thoughts
by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen — Read all 1,670 poems by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
Sunday, March 12, 2006
“Who Are The Masters?” I Wonder
Might not the ‘Something’
That is wrong
With me
Be the ‘Something’
That is right
With Me?
Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
© Copyright 3/12/06
Stupid Knuckles
Stupid knuckles, stupid thumb,
Stupid veins, stupid pride.
Stupid youth, stupid sorrow,
Stupid age, stupid-hide.
Stupid lines upon my face,
Stupid does stupid things.
Wondrous knuckles, wondrous thumb,
Wondrous veins, stupid pride.
Wondrous youth, wondrous hope,
Wondrous age, stupid-hide.
Wondrous lines upon my face,
Wonders do stupid things.
Silly knuckles, silly thumb,
Silly veins, wondrous-hide.
Silly youth, silly sorrow,
Silly age, wondrous pride.
Silly lines upon my face,
Wonders do wondrous things.
Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
© Copyright 3/12/06
When One divided By Two equals Nothing
I sat upon a bench so cold, today,
I could see my breath,
Even though I was smoking
a cigarette.
I thought about my mother,
Lying in a rehab bed, alone,
And, I felt my self grow cold.
So cold are thoughts of self,
So bold are crimson tides,
So cold, I felt I couldn’t hold,
That I would explode
With everybodys lives.
I thought, upon a bench so cold, today,
I could see Life’s width,
Even as I saw it as smoke
from my cigarette.
I thought about my others,
Dying in all-elses beds, alone,
And, I felt my self grow cold.
So cold are actions of life,
So bold are crimson tides,
So cold, I felt I would be glad to die
To painfully expose
Everybodys lives.
I flinched, upon a bench so cold, today,
I could see my death,
Even though I lived, smoking
a cigarette.
I thought about my druthers,
Sighing in a mind-made bed, alone,
And, I felt my self grow cold...
Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
© Copyright 3/12/06
An excellent series of thoughts, powerfully and realistically penned; well done!
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
P.S.: It was also nice hearing from you again.
Mahdi