Society: Losing Soul Volume I | Page 2

soldier

It’s autocracy,

I’m a broken monarchy

not wanted by Socrates, anyway,

I’m not a robot,

though you like to

will, that I AM.

Writing words with no hands

cursor freeflows, freefalls,

filled with a meta

narrative you can’t know

unless you met her,

but she won’t let ya.

Never understood

loose screws,

horseshoes can’t save me now.

Rabbit foot died,

tied around my wrists

with fishing hooks.

Too many cooks,

politics brewed in the past,

last in the queue for fate

Non responsive state,

of Kuwait,

kills my patience,

stationed in a portion of my brain

stained, Vanish won’t kill it,

spill it, enough of the games.

Figure this ish out,

mould growing on grout,

damp smells like dead mangoes,

plucked from the petals,

of the yucca tree,

poisoned like she,

who, spaces later, loses malice

down the dimensional,

dementable blue hue parachute,

thinking pretty white petticoats,

red-tipped tanned wings.

Bee stings and dies,

I sit here and cry,

in a cold sunshine,

lost a smile that lit up coal-mines.

Aching biceps, triceps, quadriceps,

neck at a wrong angle,

unclicking shoulders.

Mould her, it’s not so hard,

like plasticine, seen, scene

in Wendy’s House,

playdoh tastes nicer than it seems

bloated fail whale,

just about swim

armbands,

broken and fitless, skinless,

flesh rouched against icebergs.

Bleeding, scheming,

my life is a mime,

abhorrent crime.

Too despicable me to define,

evil genius always has a peninsular,

managing the lunar

against rusting capillaries,

shouting at the military,

so far from home.

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