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The Web Poetry Corner - Daniel Bradbury - King Cock Can Kill Truth

King Cock Can Kill Truth

by

Daniel Bradbury

Yeah, it hurts, brother, and I'm sorry
But women think with their pussies
And if your looks don't tickle the clit of her eye
Then you may as well step out of line
Because there's nothing happening for you at anytime

Beauty seeks beauty
But only physical can accommodate seeking eyes
Because scanning eyes turn off truth seeking minds
And you’re fine...
Until "King Cock" wanders by
Or solid abs, or a fabulous face
And empty physical beauty takes your truthful place
Because your friendship is simply a place-holder
Between useless shells
Of men that look good while being fucked
Deep in the night,
When soul is far from mind
And time looses track of time
And all I have left is wine
But even that’s already died on the vine

My shoulder is soaked wet
To the bone
And it seems my only purpose
Is that of a handkerchief
And to boost the female ego
After physical form love has blown
And name seeking recognition
Fails for the time being
And names, and names, and names, and names
Fall from crazy razed planes
And mine is lost somewhere deep in the eyes
But never finds the ears
Must I drop my entire being?
Do I have to undermine myself
just to get off?
This shit isn’t worth it

Word to un-saintly women;
Grow, expand
See the other side of the Cosmos’ plans
See the 3-D texture map
Of what love has yet to offer
And take a passing glance at regret
A life long friend you’ll come to know well

NEXT?
Why don't you look at Iamb Meandering. 43.
by: Azra Daniel Francis
from: Windsor, ON, CA

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