Example Poems From an Eloquence of Time and Space, by James Wylder
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3.9 The Family of Blood There is no wrath like an angered god
who grants our wishes with storm cloud trod drenched in kindness, his cold heart swells dreams written down like the book of Kells till Morpheus affirmed the end to peace with nods there is no wrath like an angered God who lives without that wedding dress or Bells A field of family he will never sod drenched in Kindness, his cold heart swells when friendship dives away your tells and all you meant was to spare the rod there is no wrath like an angered god shivering stageplay humanity along the dolls a fake Englishman to bring our screams inside our pod drenched in kindness, his cold heart swells a family slit by blood to bond in hells our slumbers Heaven’s chains to make us odd there is no wrath like an angered god drenched in kindness, his cold heart swells 6.2 The Mind Robber Memory lies
on the face of pages where we open up to curl into corners with Gulliver and friends climbing Rapunzel's hair into the white nothing only we can fill with ink and a dream |
5.1 The Eleventh Hour I washed away a thousand years of life
with fire from my skull cracking my home into coral shards of coal until I become a children’s book character 3.1 Smith and Jones A Judoon Platoon on the Moon?
why did you assume that would be a boon only a loon would attune to the goon that harpooned Doctor Eun and its not even noon in June to Harpoon with Judoon on the moon! So soon! Don’t listen to a tune on your Zune, I know I make you swoon across this lunar dune you’re a Doctor? I am too! Fate like runes! bandits together like raccoons leading to our Judoom Smith and Jones to the rescue then to assume the doom Judoon will zoom into the room and entomb us like a womb with a boom on the moon we’ll weave this all up like a loom, this doom and then no more Judoon will harpoon in platoons on the moon I assume? |