Seamless, the soul inside of me
Wandering oblivions and transparent hues
Unbroken spent pennies
Lying on the sidewalk
Perennial, speaking of doom
Are they better than me says the quarter to the dime
Perhaps a plastic token shall suffice
Rubbish gleaming on the sidewalk
Like Silverstein
the end of blighted triumph
No, but a purpose they serve
Said the buffalo to the knight
Copper,silver, and gold
Brass, aluminum, and steel
Helmeted matters for such trifling
Disgraces
heavy,rustic, verbatim
Inclusive excluded
Debated
Hotly
My head ringing
Geriatrics and jeering
Elemental and sneering
My my what fine pointed tunings
Tunings for an orchestrated affair
Machinery
Whatever was wrong with the steam engine
My darling
Gears and shifters organized turnings
Aesthetic and inclusive
Natural balance
Pushed into
Reclusivity
Edison invented the light bulb
My darling
And Thoreau was in tune with god
Van Gogh painted in subtleties
And Da Vinci laid the plans for the survival
Of love.
-Melissa Eaves
About the Creator
Melissa Eaves
I am an freelance writer. I love the written word and the poetry of my soul is expressed by mastery of it.
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