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Sullen Dawn Solitary Procession by Scarecrow Jack
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Sullen Dawn Solitary Procession

~ Scarecrow Jack ~

Walking alone
Defiant shadow, songbird
Morning
Crows wing across
Cigarette ember sky
Waiting
Quiet treetop murder
Greets the sun

Golden boy, he hesitates
Lingers sombre cautious grays
Vagabond wind sailing
Restless
Cool willow corridors
Stretch towards sleep
Here There be Monsters
Worlds end with waking

King walk strewn
Red and Gold
Careless offerings of summers spent
Faceless stones remember
Though the flesh forgets
Mother storm
I do not wish to enter
Your house today

Streets bitter bloom
Hateful hurry dreamers
Need not apply
Within cognitive disonance
Always one missing peace
Fold my hands and weep
If I could only remember
How to forget

© 2007 Scarecrow Jack
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  • Alanarchy On Friday, October 5, 2007, Alanarchy (1483) wrote:

    "always one missince peace" This gave me the shivers.

  • Alanarchy On Friday, October 5, 2007, Alanarchy (1483) wrote:

    missing. I is a righter. :D

  • What Limes On Thursday, October 4, 2007, What Limes (118) wrote:

    Those may be the best last lines I've ever seen, especially in contemporary poetry... Great Write Jack. the here there be monsters made me smile.

  • saintedmad On Wednesday, October 3, 2007, saintedmad (1425) wrote:

    i love the fact that you seem to be missing superlatives in your writes, that superfluous words are never present. .. . the bare minimum illuminates and expedites the mind. .clings to the skin better---wicked cool

  • A former member wrote: Ineffable. Truly captivating. I am entranced by your depth.


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