Suicidally,
I tempted fate
and tested you
a bit too late. But you
have won this joust, this round
and I will never take you down.
You are my better. Best, in fact
I cannot fall where you hold back,
when you make bank, or check
at chess, to mate. But at your contemptuous,
contemptible ease, I hate
sometimes, the fact
that you could lay me
six feet thick, oh
please.
Not that. Unless,
you want. At that, it isn't coy.
Not droll. It's fatalist
inevitable, and that's
the sound, as I fall down.
I am, or should be
to you
as
a vegetable.
Except
I was much more than this,
at once. Or relatively.
Comparison's a bitch,
and odious,
they say.
But I
can't
see
even
one way.
A Pocketful of Poesy was and is again a Poem-a-Day(-on-Average) Blog! For 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, and now for 2017 and going forward, you may expect to see 365 poems every year, 366 for leap years.
but aren't they all random?
Thursday, October 29, 2020
Suicidally,
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