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Time Spent Alone (Crooked Ghosts)

by James Blaylock

Time Spent Alone (Crooked Ghosts)

wandering the wasteland,

it's clear that most forms
of life and happiness have
bled through the void cracks,

they were no longer sought
by any of the dry limp bodies
that had fallen into the streets,

sooo, now was a time of reflection,
for lack of better words - alone time

seeing the clouds in the sky was now
a luxary of sorts, and I took it as would
you a heart-attack... but without the fear!

soon enough darkness would surely befall
and by that point I needed the comforts of
a cave, a farm, a foodmart or a mausoleum

because even being alone has its many burdens
as sometimes ghosts of our past come-a-haunting
with their crooked limbs, chalky teeth and jealousy

3-24-11
james kenneth blaylock

04/06/2011

Posted on 04/06/2011
Copyright © 2026 James Blaylock

Member Comments on this Poem
Posted by Charlie Morgan on 04/07/11 at 04:31 PM

...cool. yeah, ghosts are memories of shudda, cudda, wuddas and woe is me...and crooked teeth and all.

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