King Cobra and the Wooden Rabbit

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  • Jealousy

    King Cobra and the Wooden Rabbit

     

    Consumed and regurgitated disgust with myself is dangled in my view

    Everything I’ll never be is in plaid when I’m subtle wooden fur.

    Bubble features I’m drowning in a round profile

    Carmel poisons me by my mother’s side.

    The thinness sleek is the mark of your beast.

    I can see the percentage and calculation in my rings that suffocates me.

    Dramatic impact has that slender, Carmel, plaid.

    I’m nothing but calm replacement pulled out of your hat.

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    cheronld commented on King Cobra and the Wooden Rabbit

    05-13-2010

    Ok...here is the deal...I like this poem alot...the problem is...I really don't know why....Lol...maybe I see a dark familiarality in the words...I don't know...I just know...I really liked it...lol

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    Walt Whitman, American Poet (1819-1892)

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