| John Pauls Poetry |
Orange
The heart lives in solitude
peeling the orange of the mind in flourescent light
flee to the cave in the back you may find
a box of treasure and a rusted sword
red with rust and blood peel the orange
and eat of the fruit
one light in a black box
no light in the white feed the horse an apple of truth
and unravel the carpet no strings left
look at the poppy field and stare into
the black abyss on every flower
orange light briliant and impenetrable
the soda can overflowing with blood
down the mountain top turn your eyes away
and walk with your eyes closed
no peeking now look towards the light
and see orange
An Ode To The Square
So sweet and spartans is thy shape
circle chaotic hard to measure
you art smooth straight and fair
equally are you distributed
no side longer than the other
for if one side doth longer
you my love would cease to be
avast and unfaithful lover I hath been
forsaken thee and instead
misdirected my intentions
a cruel shape a diamond
sharp edges and pointy demeanor
attracted me so
too late was the realization
twas just a crooked version
of you.
Dust of my mind
The powder of dashed hopes and dreams
accumulates in my room
spread by the winds of new hope and dreams
my room containing furniture and pictures
experiences old and the new
The hope and dream a ball of dirt
crushed to dust to be blown away or manifested
felled dust upon my room
to be dusted off but not forgotten
TeMpTAtIon
death occurs
across the battlefield of my soul
my weapons of fire
yours of deciete, treachoury
the clash of battle
the cries of pain
stench of burnt lies
burnt heart burnt mind
anguish unceasing
I will be deaf to your pleas
I shall not rest
till you hide your face
submit to my control
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Ruth
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