A Poet’s Taqus
When you finally master
the nerve to say hello to a poem,
expect to be
sucked inside
so that you can bid it
adieu.
Beam breathlessly
as you are being changed.
Every line makes a real difference.
Your red cheeks
have been touched by the sun
and you have risen from the black hole.
Feel as the words
roll off you tongue
with ease.
Hear the soft sounds
of each hiss
as every “s”
starts to shiver up your spine.
You flinch as each
consonant slaps the back of your mouth
with sharpness.
Soak up
each unimaginable idea
and watch the power of your mind
slowly strip away.
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