vanishing point. by Andrew S Adamsthis skin i've inhabited
drawn out and lucid against
the chalkwhite bones of
emaciated decemation
is not failing me in its
prisonlike grandeur;
the bars are still casting
their shadows across my face
where the lines are cutting
angles across the empty space
they once inhabited;
but this is not a problem.
there is a (thin) line between
beauty and grotesque, one
which i gladly cross
back and forth over
until
i cut a path between
starvation and damnation;
it is growing ever impossible
to discern this diminishing line
from my vanishing point-
and soon, i will not need
to break out of this prison
i will already be free. 05/01/2005 Posted on 05/02/2005 Copyright © 2025 Andrew S Adams
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Posted by James Cavet on 05/05/05 at 12:04 AM This poem moves from one thought to the other very easily and you use words I normally wouldn't find interesting but you use them well. The ending is especially good. |
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