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George Got His Gun

[ poem by Maximilian G. Wolf ]

By Maximilian G. WolfPublished 2 years ago 1 min read
George Got His Gun
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Spilled gasoline smell and your view

Terrified - I can see from the metal cage.

How do water drops are kissing and flowing down

hanging around your blonde curls.

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The thought, restlessness

sorrow, love, desperation ...

All that drills my skull and enters the brain.

Road, dream, tiredness, and fervor of yearning ...

I became a piece in the dragon's womb.

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Crawling in the muddy universe

I'm rolling through the memories,

Hypnotized by your heels

as they leave the circle where I lie.

*

The tired rain is washing my consciousness

on the shore of a sleepy lake.

While through the bubbles of hope

love gets out the lake huge and slimy

and eats me hungrily and quickly

with the creaking tooth.

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sad poetry

About the Creator

Maximilian G. Wolf

Dear All,

On my posts, you can find authentic contemporary love poems and short stories. All verses and stories are my original work.

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