Bleeding The Illusion Poem by Lucas Akkadian

Bleeding The Illusion



I rose from a wasted sleep
with Neitzschean hymns still echoing
as if they'd been my lullabies

And it would seem the clouds
that so amiably had dimmed vapid rays
Are rallied in a front behind my back.

And bitter memories like tombstones
stand so cold and silent;
A laryngectimized living still life,
or mute caricature of a history
doomed to repeat forever.

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Lucas Akkadian

Lucas Akkadian

Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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