Poetry Log - Gorgeous Concubine
Poetry Log - 7/6/23 “Gorgeous Concubine” Do I love you? Do I hate you? O, need! A need is the sensation that has festered against my skull, Flipping under my eyelids when I blink slow, At rates inefficient for my growth! Groaning: I groan for your heart. I groan for your chest, I groan for your eyes, Had you sincerely looked upon me, you would have seen my cries; Untouched wanton. Unsightly irony. I should tear your flank from your baseless sides, If not for my own nails cracking at the sight. As I look upon you, I love you; Supple corner after supple corner, boyish age, love-like song, A direct rove, stumbling dance, though off my world. As I look upon you, I hate you; Standing between feet, breathing between lungs Stepping into ‘trite’ trinkets and praise and gold. No air shall flow through my nose As I sleep inside silver lined barns And eat amongst yet to be wombed men. To tear you limb from limb, Knowing your villainous deeds, I grin at the overblown, dastardly concept, But ...