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UNDERGROUND VOICES: POETRY
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CYNTHIA RUTH LEWIS
Repercussions If I just would have screamed at you; if I just would have let it all out after they patched your wrists back up and you were resting comfortably on my couch, your immortal future before you, that chip on your shoulder temporarily knocked to the side by all the recent attention, but I held my tongue, pushing that white elephant into the closet, into the dark where it didn't exist, letting you believe you were the center of the universe; Lazarus back from the dead and every ego trip since then has been a thorn in my side, a bitter reminder that silence is not always prudent, now wondering how to reverse the damage, how to scream myself hoarse by letting you know you weren't the only desolate one, the only one with problems and fears who staged this ridiculous act in hopes of testing the waters; gauging reactions, as if all eyes were riveted on that performance, all critical decisions delayed, the entire world revolving around that poised and hovering knife I'm 38, having written poetry for the past 17 years. Currently back in the publishing world after having taken a 2 year hiatus due to creative apathy and temporary insanity--which, actually may have enhanced my writing. It has certainly enhanced my weirdness. I currently have a book available, "Piss On Your Parade," up for grabs at a mere $5.00. Contact me at bookas6670@yahoo.com |
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