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Tinkle
by Walter LaVerne Jones → (All Poetry by Walter LaVerne Jones)
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Rest where ever you can

Fingers bend in perplex to rhythm blasting in my head
Real and unreal thoughts of quests seeking so much more
Death answers reaping strolling past the eye lids closed in fear
Reality a screaming midnight madness




I am what I have been
A guest in pretend
A social figment
Fading and leaning
Never once accepted
I bent and danced for
A multitude to or share
Passion left cold on her sill
Dead bird black
With out a bill
Nevermore
A pity given
Dance you fool
Make the change
Hell is lost
Heaven to gain
Pretty lady
No name
Just so much
On a slab
Once a father
Never a dad
Cover now
In roses
Red
Spirit gone
Dirt replaced
Ugly bone
No face



Fingers bend in perplex to rhythm blasting in my head
Real and unreal thoughts of quests seeking so much more
Death and tears reaping strolling past the eye lids closed in fear
Reality a screaming midnight madness




Drake as keeper a crate
River Styx is late
In boat pass
Stay a while
Count a past
Red a letter
Kept
Knar a passion
Wept
Just a sound
As a temple
Fell
Down

Fingers bend in perplex to rhythm blasting in my head
Real and unreal thoughts of quests seeking so much more
Death and tears reaping strolling past the eye lids closed in fear
Reality a screaming midnight madness

All is not well in amber stone
Craft and will
Alone
With book
Candle
Cross and
A bell
Stand tall
You fool
Against the fire
of hell
trust is now a memory
she wolf laughs loud
has all your money
now you are
neither pretty or so proud
needle dances in skin
victim or just next of kin


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 Reviews of "Tinkle"
Reviewed by Mitzi Jackson
Reviewed on February 26, 2007
wow so full and so very creative
the first and last really did it for me all was great and the way you seperated them repeative giving the verses that connections
outstanding and original!!!


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