Random Radiation Poem by moon batchelder

Random Radiation

Rating: 4.5


it's not your moodiness that offends..
it's the tongue-click annoyance you infuse
into the ethers,
onto things that you touch...

it's the personal exaspiration,
aired...but never spoken.
the private self-hatred you project onto others
so you wont have to know,
that it's you that fills you with
disgust.

i didn't come here to live with you,
my friend,
to tip-toe cross your mine fields.
i came to give you love.
i came because....

it matters not now, why...
i cannot stay, you see.
i have no cataracts on my eyes
through which to view
your lonely soul's chernobyl.

no scaly armor on my heart
to shield against such
random radiation.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Vision Ghost 14 December 2006

I can very much identify with this character you portray as I have lived with such this type of person. An incredible and brilliantly, accurate example of a character, submitted and perceived via metaphoric verses.

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moon batchelder

moon batchelder

bemidji, minnesota
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