by Robert A. Lujan
Yes, I disclose my deficiencies-
My mind and insufficiency-
Despite whoever's listening-
I smite oh so efficiently-
Woes go in symphony-.
With the choir-
Eyes tire-
A they watch light crawl up the spire-
She's a liar...
A good one at that-
And effectively managed to put me on my back-
In fact-
the complete scope of the attack-
has forced even my most formidable response to retract-
I know where she is-
Convinced of her cunning-
An incubus to the night thats incapable of loving-
Insatiable and nothing-
But a shell of weathered flesh thats hardly worth touching-
You're lucky I'm not the man I was raised to be-
Brass buckles and swollen knuckles made a beast-
From scratch -
From every strike insult and impact-
I walked out volatile but in tact-
And I write this-
down cause I know its priceless-
Life is-
funny that way.
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ABOUT THE POET ~
Born and raised under the blazing sun of the Coachella Valley, the desert landscapes have shaped my thoughts and have allowed me to create my poetry from clear perspective. My style is multi rhyme structure and I lend myself to the disclosing of the impact that love and loss has had in my life. I hope in my poetry you find my pain, as well as my triumph, please enjoy and share any feedback.
Last updated January 12, 2016