Sure, you have your blowtorch acerbic,
your razorblade tongue,
but I wonder what ends it can serve
other than to remonstrate literate nihilism
.
I'm getting wicked weary from the joust,
acknowledge now that the ad nauseam contentions
can only lead to a social disease
which rival the damnation of Faust ousted from normalcy
.
So, I drink again, as once a month I am prone
in seeking the soft stigmata of Hedon in Prada,
and tear up my belly as a beast swallowing
to no avail sanguine salvation and the unknown
.
The heart I craved to call home has faded to yellow
the hearth of which I was to keep vigil has grown cold
and muses banter, having blended to shades of gray,
is now displaced by those harpies who sway not for hope
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Reviews of "A Rebellion Suppressed"
Reviewed by Richard Vallance (Reader)
Reviewed on October 20, 2003
As usual, a WINNER!
"those harpies who sway not for hope"
Folks, take a good close look (at the very least) at this INVERSION imagery. There are many mirrors here!
Richard Vallance
Reviewed by Transcendental Poet (Reader)
Reviewed on October 20, 2003
Brilliant work Taylor..I am especially taken by second and third verses..
As usual, a WINNER!
"those harpies who sway not for hope"
Folks, take a good close look (at the very least) at this INVERSION imagery. There are many mirrors here!
Richard Vallance
justin
Love this line:
"which rival the damnation of Faust ousted from normalcy"
even in its sorrow
thanks,
donna.
other than to remonstrate literate nihilism
.
Thine own lips have said it!!!!
Brilliant! :)
Vesna