Short Antebellum Poems
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I was here by Lady Antebellum
I hold the pencil of choices and I intend to leave my mark on the paper of the world.
12/12/15
It's called the New South
Away from antebellum
Peaches and Peachtree
Terminus to Atlanta
Southern hospitality
She has left my bedroom lately. Lately?
It was long ago. She has taken my guitar with her.
But history has slipped out of memory.
I am not prepared for a reckoning.
Is it a time for uninterrupted grief.
This no bitter recompense for no fault done.
The Tigers beat the Angles 4 to 1.
***A song for Lulu
Form:
Clear days of old,
Antebellum.
Not too fancy,
Mediocre.
Bright color seen
Perfect warm nest.
Young harmony
Child fairyland
Secondary,
Tall pine in back.
Conspicuous,
lone pompous rose
Toxic ivy
Marigold patch
Null pottery
Stream overflow
Taste pure water
Ordain infant
Adore always
Wife trustworthy
True nuptials
Man unyeilding
Isn't boredom is its own birth of freedom
In this antebellum age
I have fashions of a vision
That I could put to page
I need to rage against
This dying of the dream
To etch on ancient canyon walls
And sound my barbaric scream
The seductiveness of my antimuse
Slithers through my brain
As she intones, saturated
Yours is a pedestrian pain
This is no song
My angel of inert imagination tells me
What if she's not wrong
Why else should she whisper it so loudly