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Crossed Wires

and Other Wonders of Nature

By Michelle Truman | Prose and Puns | Noyath BooksPublished 12 months ago 1 min read
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Crossed Wires
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Honey drips into my eye

sweet and warm as it spreads

good cheer through an iris of

gold and chocolate.

My ears water at the sight

of the sunset painting the sky

in bleeding, shifting watercolors

until the ink of night

suffocates one star with billions.

Music rings in my nose

as the resonant notes

build up in a birdsong chorus

with cicada-ian rhythm

buzzing underneath.

My fingers glow with the scent of daffodils

bright and mellow

while the musk of rain reaches out and

touches me from afar

leaving aching echoes in my bones.

Electricity tingles on my tongue

alive and arcing in exquisite heat

as a cold bath coats my tastebuds

in icy numbness and

sweet relief.

surreal poetry
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About the Creator

Michelle Truman | Prose and Puns | Noyath Books

I fell in love with speculative fiction and poetry many years ago, but I have precious little time to write any. It was high time I started making Prose and Puns a priority, starting with Purple Poetry, Auqredis, and the World of Noyath.

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