Katy Fulker Poems

You didn't notice
The light of the moon balanced
On your silken hands.
I did.
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A train of time,
Ticking its track,
Chooing its chase,
Without looking back.
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A chameleon crawls along a stalk of omnipotency,
His feet tread on green; his skin matches,
Ahead he sees a potential mate,
He changes colour:
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Can you feel the insufferable sulphur rush
Bubbling mixt your blood?
No pain is felt, no odour smelt,
Yet a red-black thick as mud.
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One afternoon, the doorbell rang
And not expecting any guest,
I looked outside and realised
My visitor was Death.
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You look and I
Avert my eyes,
So you cannot see the complexities of guilt and fear
Unjust and ignorant of sight.
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I saw today
The sea lick the sand
So gently, it left nothing but a sparkle of sincerity
Reflected by the sun's smile.
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And so my path was chosen,
Masking my soul,
Creating an illusion,
That that too was my goal.
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