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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I kept vigil a hundred hours I slept a hundred hours Only to rise under bowers Streaming with hot showers Now my eyes mist for things I have seen Including things forbidden by sin — Like wind-harried shutters facing and backing brothels On whose grungy grounds they have conducted betrothals. I summoned the laity for prayers But heard they had since stolen in for a hushed seminar I then crooked my fist and invited pipe players, Who, in the calamity of staccato tunes, heard something similar. Moments from now the moon will wane And the eyes of man shall catch only the dregs of stolen wine When particles of moon dust rebel and feign The madness of deposed kings, their tears filled with brine. I’m broken because nothing is working The mourning city grieves with singing While running darkness is spitting and lurking, Spewing debris of mockery with slinging Our sins have caught us red-handed Frost warming alerts an otherwise docile city When winter hoes up the lewd corners of the land branded By debauchery and annoying pity. I have since insured my heart wreck with the heavens And prayed to be washed clean in the waters of Meribah After, by the heart’s ease, I had eaten of the flailing crumbs of the leavens To rid my wretched soul of the harlotic prints of Salivah.
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