Oh, such is understanding word,
That all you read seems quite absurd.
I get the point for I have pointed,
But, say, my elbow was disjointed?
And what I pointed to was broken
Must I then speak in words true spoken?
Or does a heart ken all it sees
And bows on genuflected knees?
No, truth is quite transparent when
The washer wipes and so reckons
That all they see inside the room is not
All fear and doom and gloom.
But, measured with some point of faith,
Relays the truth and sees the wraith
That succours to a heaven sent
And knows that life is all but spent.
And then,
A future seems so much to clear,
Enamoured, fill their hearts with cheer.
But, truth be told,
There is no heart in those I here now do depart
From, endless war that is so waged.
Engaged I find and, too enraged.
This bastard life that spat
Confusion
Knows not family delusion.
A happy child, a carefree name.
Identity inside the frame
Of subterfuge and grand design
This heart is broken. ‘Tis not mine.
Genuflected knees…wow, I love the way you use anatomical references in your poetry.
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Must remember to keep them to certain acceptable areas. 🙂 x
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Nice reading about you
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Thanks for the invite. I’ve popped over and you have some interesting posts and pictures. I look forward to following you.x
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my pleasure dear
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🙂 x
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🙂 🙂
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Or does a heart ken all it sees
And bows on genuflected knees?
very good and understood,
such talent should be praised
I hope others enjoy as I have
and, viewing figures, raised
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I might have to revisit this one; it does not read so well aloud and is definitely a bit garbled in places. I think I’d had one too many when I wrote it and pressed publish. 🙂 x
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