Ivory Room
head-pounds, heart-thumps
sour streams of adrenaline
seep through my composure,
shoes fingers skirts trembling
sharp breaths and worries --
lack of depth and focus
not that part of the song;
never that part of the song
black everything
even the calm ivory arches
chiseled by quiet architects
sweat in trepidation
broken plaster and soft
rotted wood window frames
close their eyes and that scalding
water of disappointment pervades
the ivory room
that stumbling me doesn't
belong and what i await
isn't meant for me to have
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Wow.
Dude, okay, I know this sounds weird, but I find something very poetically pleasing about the disjointed-ness in this poem!
Love the last stanza. <3
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