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The Box Beneath The Bed (work n progress)

written by: MGCamp

I am but a memory in a box beneath the bed:


—Ohh, but what a memory I keep!


In this box beneath the bed.


My friends are many moments of Passion


moments of Love


moments of Lust


moments of Sorrow


and, excitement.


—Ahh, yes! I am all that I am!


In this box beneath the bed.


I keep company with a boy who walks


Circles upon circles with voidless conversations,


Whose every thought of tongue formed:


—advanced and lay dormantly dead


among the cold and lifeless,


as mere mystical ideas:


feather-like flowers sifting


through the veins of some


sweet, sweet girl chanting


she loves me, she loves me not


he loves me, he loves me not


every exhaled breath is a weighted world


full of Eden's Gardens with thousands of


little hands eager to pluck, ply, and pull


leaving the busy buzzing bee's world


without its sun to shine upon


always echoing buoyant blankness


as mere words gallop of the little lips


with a not!


But always so eager to set a firm vice


On the next tenderly soft water-silk,


Anticipating the precurious providence of pedal picking.




I keep company with the Rock of a beautiful African King,


So proud of His precious queen he, with all of his being,


Commissioned the highest demand on the greatest of Hand:


Hounding n pounding round' bout the fire,


Iron Clinched fists are rounding n sounding


My beautifully christened friend, smithened


With the highest of Demand


Of whom the days night belong to the sorrow Hand,


Fashioning alike only to the God of Man!


So pure,


The hounded n pounded fire rounded Rock of an African King,


Commissioned to be positioned not upon the Right Hand of the queen


Is so Pure its tide is clearer than heavens crystal sand,


Never again to lie in Glory not upon her right hand



Comments:

Sat, Jul 11, 2009 at 3:06PM

this is my poem, i was not able to make it single spaced for some reason. i enjoy it much better when single spaced

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