Confiscations Poems | Examples


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sleep

my knees fail from rage
In spiteful software
denied from this control
indecisive in nature
another vomitorium 
for this spinning circus
numbed and numbered by its own denied
repeating confiscations
soured by the winks of time
blink in its divine contempt
scattered by design
the shards that kill what's left
into its trophy mine
And you will never see the end

Premium Member The Velum of Clouds

For all the planning
and learned preparation
poetry remains part
mystery

a write only dimly solvable

a poet wisely advised to
proudly accept 
all credits, while adhering failures 
to sacrificial muses, 

the lambs should 
be accustomed by now
to writers’ confiscations
and slanders

our best definition:
poetry~ likened to love -- 

fond works

pinned to the heart 

stapled to the velum 

of high flying clouds~

hopefully

ascending

for safe keeping

and reunion

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