43 Hours straight

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todski28
todski28
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abandoned
half bottle of
coke,
scraps of wrappers
scattered about,
sleep drought
pickling the brain in
brine,
thinking salty thoughts
in wounded skin

the screws they used
to fasten me together
hell for leather tight
popped right out
the other side,
scattering a smattering
of small debris
in what was left of my
mind

todski28
todski28
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TsothaTsothaabout 10 years ago

I wonder if salty thoughts has the same meaning in English as it has in my language; it would seem so. I can see how one would have salty thoughts, in this situation. I agree about the last stanza, and I particularly like 6 and 7 (scattering a smattering of small debris). I'm not much of a rhyme guy, as you know, but I make up for it by really liking alliterations.

I know this is probably long past, but I hope you've made a full recovery (from your description, I'd guess this was a very traumatic event).

todski28todski28over 10 years agoAuthor
To lesse

Sleep!!

Oldbear63Oldbear63over 10 years ago
Feel it with you Todski

Really liked the last stanza - brought it home.

LesseloovesPeterLesseloovesPeterover 10 years ago

but what will you do with the next 5?

twelveoonetwelveooneover 10 years ago
good

scraps of wrappers

scattered about,

do more

5ed

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