Closing your eyes,
bending at the edge
until your body forms
a toppled over "L",
until the blades
of your hair blow
in the canyon's
swirling winds;
releasing your hold.
Drinking red wine
even after noticing
the butler drip
cyanide in your glass;
mentioning your butler's
dedication in the will.
Spraying Raid
In your grandmother's
apartment though you respect
all life equally and though
ants are your favorite insect;
as a child, you read
about ants in a pop up
book your grandmother
bought for you.
Walking five miles
to reach a grocery store
because your vehicle need repairs,
because your pregnant wife wants
more peanut butter
and has become irritable; when
she complains you despise
being close to her.














Comments
for further comment, but I quite like it.
particularly the last stanza.
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I am a poetry admin for =DailyLitDeviations.
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Harmonize your inward and your outward life, and you soul will know no bounds of joy.
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Searching my heart for it's true sorrow
This is what I find to be:
That I am weary of words and people
Sick of the city, wanting the sea.
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Harmonize your inward and your outward life, and you soul will know no bounds of joy.
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