Yoghurt

by Timothy   Feb 19, 2012


What are you hiding from me Rosie?
Because I've begged the bible too many a taste.
A time for white shores, diamond clouds should make haste.

Too late to undress? I'll pack before you can say-
Rewind. Your father's hair grew back yesteryear.
Too kind, prepare, I've grown into a wrestler.

You fed off my armpit for far too short,
until it fried by the rays of the porch-corridor.
Confined to great libraries in which we voiced twice.

Guard dog's a groundswell, I lose count when I sharpen the smithy,
Fallen for Rosie, yoghurt pot,
pot-headed - where's the smithy?

Feeding off what's friable,
Frailty is your surname.
What's reliable in this house of consolidation?

Question.
Universally-born for your master's truth,
Indigestion lies within these parts.

There is no yoghurt in these parts.

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  • 12 years ago

    by Decayed

    Yoghurt... I love the title, you know.

    And everything else, of course.

  • 12 years ago

    by Lioness

    Very unique poem! I love that...

    I wonder, who is Rosie???

    x

  • 12 years ago

    by Karla

    Powerful piece Bro.. You never fail to surprise me. I know I will always find something creative and different.Well done.

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