The Red-Headed Lizard

It nods at the hush of a sound
It nods at the beckoning of movement 
It nods and reckon with that
It nods and reckon with this

The red-headed home lizard
More confused than confusion
In the quest to diffuse infusion
Only in the ocean of erosion
With a mission of confusion

Carelessly fraught with no conscience 
Consistent only in inconsistency
Its red head strives in treachery
Its blurred eyes dwell in opportunism 
Its fetid mouth dance in perfidy
Its razor like tail triumph only in chicanery

Are thou not a chameleon in a ghetto?
Are thou not deceitful like a red-headed lizard?
For abound are them in our world.



Aalayande Stephen T.
17th October 2005
12.45am
Copyright © | Year Posted 2006

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