The Pallid Noise of Remedy
Like the sunrise at dawn, thriving for a glazed fidelity.
Enough of a hole
Without moil persevered from a cavity.
Vanity's spasmodic clamor interweaving with her coil in affinity.
Too tall for scramble, too poignant for alacrity.
Still I heed to the noise.
Won't deny the phantom evening of a dulcet glee.
Like the charm of a cup's ale
irish sweep, through the flour's ambiguity.
A pale rose in a frame,
a deary thorn in need of help.
A bee that needs to blame
the vile thoughts of aridity.
This poem is about:
My family