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Wombs and wounds (Free verse) by Caducus

Love is a pall bearer Carrying the dead to graves Mine are beneath trees By soil, merlot and half smoked Marlboro’s. Love is a promise Woven from scarlet. Mine was pure Worshipped by a Goddess Who healed my heart To destroy it. Love is a word Its only definition is Who it takes Who it leaves Who it breaks and Who grieves. I am a griever The once believer the broken, the unspoken. But most of all I am unlovable, Complex. Dark. Lonesome. Sad. Angry, And left to think of four children Who will not be calling me Dad, Bastards make the best Fathers And I am love's bastard, Wanting a womb to sleep in to feel warmth again from a woman.

Dovina 5-May-06/7:33 PM
Love is the epitome of unexpected.
Carry the living from fantasy
to fraternity.
Mine are beneath trees too,
by merlot and a farm in the hills.

Love is a new pair of shoes
he bought me
because "You are worth it."
worshipped by a stallion man
who healed my heart
fron a dagger's blow.

Love is a word
it's definition is
who gives it
who leaves it
who breaks it
who grieves.

I am a griever
an unbeliever
snatched to belief
broken, but spoken clean

unlovable
become loved
dark, lonesome, angry, sad

taken, given mouth-to-mouth
revived,
a womb to sleep in
to feel warmth again.




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