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Spooks Who Boo Spoke



I’m the latest ghostly tale of a Dead Sea non-person
A son of a slave seed; 
I Diaspora bled from wooden callousness,
inside a cadaver pale white whale — 
born half-dead on arrival
Bosom fed green pasture promises,
amber waves of nothing
Blue sky hope was always barren grey
Cruel cerulean reign
became crystal clear due 
at the first skin auction bartering 

The blue wails heard inside the Great white whale
are the heavy, scarlet laden spirits 
of the spooks who boo spoke
when the chain reaction, cyclone tears tsunami fell

Billowy fear is ever buoyant 
in the back of the primordial frontal lobes 
Ivory cetacean throne of confusion
spouts a blustery, carpetbagging blowhole
Showering the captive voices
with coin chicanery of abysmal misdeeds 

I’m the latest ghostly tale of a Dead Sea buried body
A son of Amittai seed,
a twelfth-part branch of Messianic divinity; 
I Gathhepher died from iron oar maliciousness,
inside an abominable sell white whale — 
born again on a crucifixion revival

Stolen heritage was our sole, ancestral possession ... 
a precious lot sold at the flesh mart bidding  
O dark shadow moves across the crimson horizon,
aghast eyes dread the unlocked fate coming

Ghostly tales of another Exodus
won’t trigger any alabaster alarm bells
Every spook who boo spoke
had their singed words
cinder bursting in the breeze — 
Setting the soft underbelly Yeti moans of the white whale
hard-hearted cries ill at ease

Copyright © | Year Posted 2019




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Date: 2/19/2019 9:34:00 AM
Great emotive lines:Billowy fear is ever buoyant in the back of the primordial frontal lobes. ...poem so deep. You give such deep thought and clever words to your verse. I'm not great at reading long poems but this was worth the read. Blessings, my friend!
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