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Two Poems from our Narrative Poetry Collection
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| A RATTLESNAKE'S NIGHTMARE |
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Andjelko Cerancevic
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A RATTLESNAKE'S NIGHTMARE
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A mare met a rattle-snake in the desert by the Salt Lake: “Where are you hurrying Mr. Jake by this stormy weather for heaven’s sake?!”
“Oh, since my rattle is out of order it goes on constantly clanging clinking or jingling keeping me constantly awake!” started his confession Mr. Jake, “So, insomnia is the bloody malady following me day and night in wake!”
“Don’t lose your temper Mr. Jake, in couple of days here comes Chrismas ! So it would be just opportune if your trapping device went a bit out of tune immitating the Chrismas bells !”
Hearing this, Mr. Jake was beside himself for joy for having to experience his rattle as a Chrismas toy !
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| I ONCE BELIEVED I LOVED MYSELF |
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Wendy Carson
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I ONCE BELIEVED I LOVED MYSELF |
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Please. I beg you on my knees Forgive these pleas I lay before you. Didn’t mean to. Through And through It grew. You see, I have a disease. Mistaken. I was taken. How I perceive it? A victim, I sit; Wants to reawaken, But is shaken A bit. He came. To help a dame Or perhaps It’s a trap. His game. To unattainable fame. A toy To the boy I became. My flame Turned to fire, With desire To live, Not expire. Some hope To help cope With the emptiness I grope. Caress Away the sadness. Fake gladness Thus appears; No more fears, Suppress the tears. Cheers! Clinking of the glasses Absorbed within the masses; A manic scene Like Jack’s magic bean. It surpasses. So many faces. Different places To flow And feel the glow. It chases, The juice after gin. I grin. My mind races To and fro. Spin! I hear laughter. They think I’m funny? “One more rummy!” I’m not a disaster? I should drink faster, I’m not a dummy. Oh, how I giggle, My head thrown back A beat off track. I crack. The booze makes me wiggle And jiggle. I feel free; No more morals for me. You see, Conceptualization is gone. Not for long. Just until I reach sobriety, But I’m not sure when that will be For me. Time for something new. This present high, It gets by. But now I really want to fly. “Hey you!” Hey would cry, “What can I get for a bill times two?” I hadn’t a clue, This is true. I don’t pry, Just drive. The man in black Slides in the back Pulling out his bag of crack. A fair trade. The man is paid. My pulse is beating fast. How much time has passed? The man becomes a fade, I hit the gas. Oh, at last! How it is so sweet; Such a treat. I can’t wait For a taste. I don’t hesitate. Parking on the side of the street I reach Out to the silver pipe, Filling it with sparkling rock. It looks so ripe, I gripe. It’s suck a crock, But, I’m stuck. Light, suck, Slowly. The gem drained wholly. Hold and *blip* I flip On a trip. Change, I’m so out of range. Everything sounds trapped. Rap, rap, rap What’s that? Drowning in my own euphoric bliss, This I do not miss. Tsk, Tsk. Now it’s quiet. “Here, you try it,” I say to him, My so-called friend. I wish this were the end. But it’s not. I cannot stop. Only bend To defend My uncontrollable want. An urge I wish I could purge, Yet I cannot. So please, I beg you on my knees For forgiveness. A bless, From you to me. I feel helpless. You see, I have a disease.
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