Notes About The Poem

I' a dark-hued poetic mind

        Writing mine:

Inking navel-keloid words

         Water-broken 

        From Pregnant

             Thoughts

 

                YES

 

But even these I want to share

       Sharing is caring

            About love

          About peace

         About freedom

          About babies

          About bombs

A about lumbering shadows of life

     Silhouetting hungery death

 

                   YES

 

I'm a dark-hued poetic mind

           Writing mine

A cranial reservoir dripping

    Spear-tipped words

  Dripping cognitive flows

           Conjuring

             Cosmic 

      Consesciousness

             Defying 

             The crytic

         Void of silence

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

     

 

 

SELF PORTRAIT: APROPOS OF A FLASHBACK

I'm a dark-hued poetic mind
           Writing mine:
Inking navel keloid words
            Water-broken
           From pregnant
               Thoughts 
          
                   YES

But even these I want to share
       For sharing is caring:
         About love
           About peace
             About freedom 
                About babes
                  About bombs
And about lumbering shadows of life
       Silhouetting hungry death

                YES 

I'm a dark-hued poetic mind
          Writing mine
 A cranial reservoir dripping
      Spear-tipped words 
   Dripping cognitive flows
           Conjuring
             Cosmic
         Consciousness
            Defying
        The cryptic
      Void of silence
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