HURRICANE MADNESS

Fri, 09/18/2015 - 17:09 -- Aerial

It spins like Katrina in my brain
Hurricane madness
About to claim
Whatever coastline I have left
And leave my heart
A ravaged beach
Planks once piers
Leaving remains
Piles in cluttered heaps
Seagulls flock to scavenge and eat
Rotting flesh
Winged creeps
Lost time
Wasted dreams
Spent truths
That were always lies
Wearing simple smiles
With glassy eyes
I'm a master of desguise
There were no tears
Only altered fears
Swirling counter clockwise
No surprise
Dizzy is dizzy
Regardless of the spin
Battles waged
While committing sin
Three 7's
A jackpot
Isn't always a win
Like battling twins
Caged in a womb
Meant for one
Kill one another
Leaving none
Stillbirth slips out
A mother cries
Nine long months
Of waddling fat
Wasted for that
Hurricane Madness
Spins
Spins
Spins
Boarded up windows
To save shattering glass
From spinning with the madness
Slashing innocents
From the spiraling path
Hurricane Madness
Leaving a nasty gash
Across the faces
That are definitely scarred
Ravaged
Mangled
Twisted barbs
Wrapped like tentacles
Or the duct tape
Around the wrists
Of a mad mans madness
Kidnapped and tortured
Raped
Eviscerated
Pieces cut from pieces
Already minced
Hurricane Madness
Nothing left
Except the wince
Of the coroner's face
As he attempts to stitch
The quilted pieces of the
Kidnapped wench
Raped and ravaged
By the madness
And it spins
Spins
Spins
Unrelenting winds
Hurricane Madness
Tossing and flinging
Souls cast out
To a turbulent sea
Lost forever
Infinity
Hurricane Madness
Spins
Spins
Spins
Then the calm
Settles in
Leaving survivors
For some future spin
Hurricane Insanity
A level 5
Those who survived madness
Will perish in the wind
Of Hurricane Insanity
As they spin
Spin
Spin

Aerial
September 18th 2015

This poem is about: 
Me
Our world

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