Tea With A Handshake

Crossroads in the desert sands swirls, an orb whirls around as clouds gather, lightning bolt violet violently twirls, roads crack with shotgun thunder. Visage a pearl cascades as she approaches me, cut through the dirt she speaks a litany reverie, “You enjoy your dream, your echo, everything?” My foot slides back as countenance begin smiling “I didn’t shake or sign anything, don’t owe a thing” Rain of black drops, red flower petals float to stop, her face is red hot, phase, her hand on throat, neck pop, body flop, she goes to exit and haha. Body mockery, perversion snapping it all in place, grotesquerie malediction snickering, wink, nod, oh my she isn’t happy, torn asunder, plundered. Macabre poetess back to life, Frankenstein revive, staring into her eyes, “Legends never truly die” Read in between the lines buh-bye
Copyright © | Year Posted 2024

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July 25, 2024 at 10:00 AM
This hurts to read. You have to be willing to go there, to appreciate this poem. It's beautiful.
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