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millicentkempe · 6 years
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Fawn and the Fallacy
Humbly taut,
A fawn - so meager -
Delicate in attractancy,
Bows and blushes,
Scatters - so eager -
Avoiding the voices in jactancy.
A fallacy -
How disasterly
The hunter, he hunts her,
So dastardly
By the fear on her face
And the fear in her ears -
The Chase! -
He takes her by force
To his place
Through the forest 
And breaks her
So craftily.
-m.k.
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millicentkempe · 6 years
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Tender
Tender on the cheek
A finger
Left soft to wander
'Cross the drawn-out
Week
And linger just a little
Farther.
Are there any left
To speak?
A hardened tongue
Clicks on
To guard her
From the solemn, yet the
Meek,
And take her for
A daughter.
-m.k.
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millicentkempe · 6 years
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You brewed
Oh,
I just want to go.
I told you; you knew.
I had wanted to leave.
But no,
You knew. You brewed.
A cup of coffee on low,
Steaming itself to bitter,
And I, myself, the same.
I stayed.
But now, I'll go.
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millicentkempe · 6 years
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I Am Alone
Everything is very beautiful
and I am alone.
I am the only me ,
The only one
lonely to my sense of world;
How can you know me?
How can I know anything
But myself, my sight, my sounds?
Yet we burn ourselves in fires
Eager to share our minds;
Spew our thoughts like Pollocked colors
And hope to find another.
Yet we spit at the feet of people
Who dare to think for themselves;
Shun the other minds that don’t
Agree with us.
I am beautiful
But so are you.
We are both alone,
But we pass and smile,
Eager for centripetal release.
-m.k.
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millicentkempe · 6 years
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Boiled Beets
Fury roams a conscious heart:
A sudden flick of thought escapes
And through--the woven falls apart--
The branches, fury escalades
Until it reaches fingertips--
Now swollen red like boiled beets--
Into a fist, a fleeting whip,
Then back to cool from hasty heat.
-m.k.
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millicentkempe · 6 years
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By Murder
Aghast, a flock, taken by a murder,
Drowned in black translucent stares
And gone by wind to farther,
Which somehow did assure her
And leave aside her wares.
Ignore the world, she dared,
By calm in caws–allured her–
She pure, or, perhaps a daunting fare,
Decided, now aware,
To leave by flock, by murder.
-m.k.
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millicentkempe · 6 years
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The Lout and the Revenant
Briskly lurked the lout, contorting,
To and from fallacious form
Solely for his sake aborting
Only to again be born;
He hissed and heaved through pompous lips
Forked and tonguing willful ears
And they aborted begrudgingly
Surrendering through hearty tears;
Until a ghost broke from the vessel
The revenant of his cold ego
And snatched his sultry tongue away
Refusing to become libido.
A hero by days' revealing light,
But hushed into the nightly static;
The revenant wins the battle
Retreating to her stormy attic.
-m.k.
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millicentkempe · 6 years
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Maybe
Maybe in a dream, perhaps,
A thought could wander past the line--
Horizon guided by time elapsed--
Charmed by rose of eventide.
Maybe it could settle softly--
A calm amidst a sultry gander--
And evade it cooling awfully
Into tyrannous self-conscious slander.
Or maybe it could never be;
By sleep a thought averts inception,
Ignorant and blissfully,
It's birth, a fantastical impression.
Maybe it is just a may-be,
Condemned to everlasting fate,
Reliant on the conscious maybe:
Coincidental prophesying trait.
-m.k.
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millicentkempe · 6 years
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By Murder
Aghast, a flock, taken by a murder,
Drowned in black translucent stares
And gone by wind to farther,
Which somehow did assure her
And leave aside her wares.
Ignore the world, she dared,
By calm in caws--allured her--
She pure, or, perhaps a daunting fare,
Decided, now aware,
To leave by flock, by murder.
-m.k.
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millicentkempe · 7 years
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Fattly Laughing
Lips smacking, fattly laughing,
Ghastly objurgating timely fashion;
Will to crumble--the high elite--
That reign in ego and drown their fleet.
-m.k.
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millicentkempe · 7 years
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Teased
Teased by the steel again--
Drunken wish by sober thought--
And rightfully distraught
To romanticize against the skin,
But, oh, how upset would be the kin
And disappointed by lessons taught,
Though none were sold and none were bought--
So edge pushed in and we begin.
-m.k.
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millicentkempe · 7 years
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Kneeling in the Sand
Brittle by the oceans breath
I fell into the matted sand
And imposed, by my selfish breadth,
For calm to flood my heart, and yet
My knees pressed deep in beach's hand--
Penniless by greater planned--
Still pining for action to beget--
And yet! I'm kneeling in the sand.
-m.k.
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millicentkempe · 7 years
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I Hear Another
I found a gentle flutter,
Fluttering admist my stutter,
Cloaked by garment thick and inky,
Choking through the whispered mutters
That a thought aghast did think he
Truly sneaky in movement crinkly
Yet the air filled with sound of clutter–
And now I hear another.
I moved through doorway, rusting archway,
Stolen by the chilly March day
And its frosty kiss and bite;
A vanity about its barged say–
My lips cracking, pursed, held tight
To ‘frain from all my blundering might
That might be accidentally stuttered–
I hear, I fear there is another.
A drum beneath my rib crescendos
All the while the sounding bellows
A rumble-metastasizing terror–
Grandly laughing Lucifer below–
Truly by own cognitive error
That I may fall by wish (to scare her)
And I hear again it muttered–
I know that there is another.
I stop, I hear the clack of prowling
Accompanied by faintest growling,
And the drum that pounds is halted
As I turn my neck to scowling
My effort turns to be defaulted
But he laughing at cost exalted:
Breathlessly I stutter–
“I thought I heard another.”
–m.k.
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millicentkempe · 7 years
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In Parting
In parting winds have roared
Like a thousand lions wild,
And soft-ily adored
All the faculties beguiled
By illusions of accord
Until grand light became profiled
And a grasp like gasps of nitrogen
Was solely what was styled.
--m.k.
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millicentkempe · 7 years
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Walk the Line
Walk the line Now, fading paint-- A white disintegrates To faint, And lost is balance On something bold That was promised By sin, But never told.
-m.k.
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millicentkempe · 7 years
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An Innocence
A child's breath is   More noticed Than a sheep in its   Ovine ways, Yet both hum an   Essence of An innocence from   Lost days.
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millicentkempe · 7 years
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Like A Pecker On His Tree
I do not peck at sully words (At least I do not try) But the tiptoes leading to The truth make me do Nothing else But pry. -m.k.
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