The As Endearing Rain

by RussianRendezvous   Sep 2, 2008


Outside the box, in-between the lines.
We can't hold our standards one at a time, bit-by-bit.
And when you shoot and miss you haven't forgone the kill.

I'm somehow in shackles, when I hadn't a mark to hit.
The time had long past to let Plato down.
Yet I hold his hand until it's dirty to drop,
And I clean up his blood with a garland crown.
The philosopher's hypocrisy circa; Always.

Hanging upside-down it feels like I've been here before.
Infected by the infidel, a touch is all it takes.
So I went back and spilled my guts on plan z.
Now I'm stuck in your self-loathing with the failures and mistakes.

With eyelids plastered shut I was given my first,
But first has always been in her name...

And so I was beautifully robbed of everything else.

*Copyright (c) 2008, B. Lucas

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  • 15 years ago

    by Jessica

    Holy.. hell. you've wounded my ego just a little with this. and that's a compliment because this poem is just.. wow. it's one of a kind, great flow, pictorial perspective and vocabulary. simply great. +5

  • 15 years ago

    by Steven Topaz

    Very unique I take your in to war and death kind of stuff its a very emotinal somehow of putting war to words instead of all these news casts.
    Keep it up!