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Calamity-Shock

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44 poems·Since June 2017
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Cautiously Exploding

June 20, 2017

Silence came roaming
tired of the pestilence of an endemic outbrake
persecuting every infantile goal that is harmless
which has been the light to the squeling organs.

I keep myself, 
stored with the twin solitude
misanthropic, eremetic
packed like sardines in a bag of bones quavering
I believe that I lost my plenitude foolishly
as a inflammable oil to the flame growls wrathful. 

With secretive flanges, 
give to the soul a nice speech
a positive one it can't deny of.

Her parallel subterranes yearning to rotate costless, 
the hopeless misery of her pestilential penumbra.
Impale these, the inarticulate plunders, 
turn a blind eye to the revolutionary youth's bar-code and anguish.

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