A snake writhing in the grass jays pecking at your thoughts begging for a glance. You lost to the chase and gave way to the mimicking of the twisted mocking-jay. A snake in the grave lost his way to the might and madness of an evil not seen but felt. It laid waste to the land and gambled the sky for a fleeting chance to wear the crown, bejeweled by fools who gold-dug at his skull. Mind, eyes, popping for more, more, more. A snake writhing in the grass jays pecking at your thoughts begging for another chance, lost to an evil not seen but felt.
©Jay Mora-Shihadeh
Photo by Gantas Vaičiulėnas on Unsplash
Oh wow. This is really really good, Jay. I read it several times, each time better.
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Thank you, Tara! Glad it got you coming back for more ✌🏼🙋🏻♂️
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Such a beautiful poem!💐
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Thank you very much, Luisa. 🙂
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My pleasure!🌹
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