God
My tears are lining up in a procession like a colony of ants coming back from a hard day of work because the wall is starting to hold a candlelight vigil for me. Where are you? Copyright © 2017 Angela Marie Suor Advertisements
Tag: poetry
Fireball
Your lackadaisical eyes; embryonic Mine: Una fireball! Copyright © 2017 Angela Marie Suor
Loki
A Machiavellian Prince whose dark heart drapes a whiter shade of virtue. Copyright © 2017 Angela Marie Suor
White Swan
Another poem from my e-book, “Scattered Musings” Under clandestine moonlight, a white swan skates pristine in peppery mist upon a lavender pond. She is sturdy like gold melted from cast iron bludgeoned by rudhira fire, sans tainted guile. A riparian mirth, she has feathers that are partially clothed in reflection of velvet and trickle burnished…… Continue reading White Swan
I Wish
A poem from my e-book “Scattered Musings” Liquid excrements roll down my face. A paradigm of unasinous, I am beblubbered, a binging requiem. Every day a new diet; why can’t I be a swizzle stick? Every day a new failure; where is God? Did he forget me? I’ll wave the white flag. Hunger bewrays; shards…… Continue reading I Wish
Little Stick
With every inhale from that little stick you take, your skull becomes a tomb of dung treasure and the flame of your soul is extinguished by canopic jars of corpse juice. Copyright © 2017 Angela Marie Suor
Edward
(Written in 1999) RIP Edward Albert (1951-2006) In your startling blue eyes dreams are made and found. Your exuberant smile hugs me and your love is profound. Your arms caress me safe and warm; now I am able to weather every storm. When I see your playful grin love and hope is my friend. The rain…… Continue reading Edward
