Miles of a Might Be

To all the inexperienced yous

Who never knew

Who nonetheless distressingly

Attested that the light was shining through them

Who swaggered,

Brandishing decrees that all the features

Of their follies meant an easy street

To follow me

Demanding that their sordid stories were

Accordant with the Georgie Porgie pudding pied Piper lies, engorging with

The subtle stinging sight of making mockery of mine own eyes.


I saw, I sought to see,

To make of me the breath that darts so anxiously,

When thoughts are flickering.

Bickering in simmering din, tinged with

Drifting out to sickly sea.

A gift,

From you to me.

Braggarts of a manufactured wagon for their testaments,

Directing their duress, incensed

within the prided defiance of liars,

Setting fires with their power prurience.

Riding dire lightning to deny the ire of the hour

In their towers full of missing feathers,

With the weather at a tempest's tempo

Tempting us to let go,

Until another cycle finds it's torturous delight

Upon the miles of a might be,

Ripening the wrath of all the peoples

And their plights, their long nights

Staring at their wrinkles and unsightly writhing.

Depriving them,

Deriding them for sighing,

Decrying the reality of life and all its maladies

The ballads of morality beset by treacherous intent.

To circumvent

The validation of the people

Whom the system doesn’t represent 

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