All I ever taste is Ink
What to think
Part of the chains but no link
Pour my heart out in a drink
But all I ever taste is ink
Pride goes down in sync
Not crazy but perhaps on the brink
Feelings clogged in the sink
Makes me sick, I’m ill
Left with no filler, only a utensil
All of these words feel like a stencil
Even still
These sketches remain tensile
Holding me up inside, I’d call it a pen cell
As it seems I’m locked in my pen still
Yet the key always seems to be my pencil
Turns my blood black, like an ink-blood pen cell
Let it flow over as my cup has already been filled
To quench my thirst I have to think
I pour my heart out in a drink
And it’s no wonder that all I ever taste is ink.
Submitted: February 13, 2021
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Brilliant :)
Mon, February 15th, 2021 10:54amFacebook Comments
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hullabaloo22
Very clever with the composition.
Sat, February 13th, 2021 6:27pmAuthor
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Thank you so much :)
Sun, February 14th, 2021 5:40am