BLOOMS & BLOSSOMS
BLOOMS & BLOSSOMS
Is there, some derivative between heaven and hell?
Is there, something more probatory than S’s O’s and L’s?
Like purgatory a state; and a hell, of a place.
What does hell have to do with gracility?
It’s the blossom’s motility; the death dance of doomed.
It’s the congener’s divergence, between blossom and bloom.
There is neither of none while they both are cocoon,
Do we admit; virile genders, societal maroon?
Unfolding horizontality; blossoming a plume,
The early dust innately; which stratum, which bloom?
Erstwhile lengthy looms; blooming but never, ever astray
They both have happens; then there’s doom and there’s day.
Thither no amphiboly between blossom and bloom,
Till emphatic interjection commits, the rushing swoon,
Marginocephalia like encounters; it could be a toad,
Unitary blooms boom; and intercedes with blossom’s unfold.
By
William Loggins
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