As the two beasts meet
In this concrete jungle
They lock eyes,
A high stakes staring contest,
Often the loser dies in bloody violence
Both body and soul,
The white eyed beast slows to stop
And growls, fiercely and continuous
Waiting for the red eyed demon
To react
They both know to move another inch
Could bring death
A death of utter annoyance
To the animals around,
Just another corpse to walk around
On their way back to their nest
Their burrow
Cave
Hunting ground
Meal
Villa
Mansion
Orphanage,
Knowing his loss
The red eyed beast concedes
By closing his eyes
Exposes green scales
As white eyes passes going about his business
He feels no joy
He knows he'll lose eventually
And that will be it,
All of it.















Comments
This isn't bad poetry. I liked it quite a bit. It has some truth to it. We don't see death for what it is. We see it as an inconvenience, or as something to gawk at. I'm thinking of Tool's "Vicarious" as I type this, of course.
I just can't get my thoughts down very well, it just feels badly expressed to me. Stupid writers block is not preventing ideas, just decent ways to present them. It's an icky feeling, like I lost the talent for writing i once had.
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The voice that pierces deep into my chest is like a never-ending cheer.
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The voice that pierces deep into my chest is like a never-ending cheer.
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