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Disjointed Poetry
Disjointed poetry
When the words don’t call
They don’t flow freely
The ink has time to dry
The words have lost their high
Dismal and blue
The words don’t come to me
They come to you
Flowing in your beautiful soul
How could I let my words go?
Disjointed poetry
My words don’t love me
They have lost their inked curves
No longer naked and raw
I no longer adore
Disjointed
It don’t figure
It just gets bigger
They swam away
They laughed on their poetic lines
They howled and cried
My own words lied
Wrong order
Total disorder
They crossed over to the other side
Someone, a poet
Is on the run
They stole my words
These disjointed words
Just don’t work
They are so deliciously raw
Graciously naked
I’d have been tempted too
My naked and raw words
Help me join the lost inked naked lines
I promise
I will be yours every time
Just throw us a life line
I want to be rid
Of this disjointed poetry
It isn’t me
Let my words go free
No cuffs or chains
No restraints
My words like it slow and fast
They want to last
Splatter me in black ink
They float on the pure paper
As smooth as white silk
So wonderfully naked
Deliciously raw
I just hunger for them more
They see the tears that I cry
Please don’t let the Naked Poet die?
If my words are disjointed
So am I
I see my words flying by
Catching my pen
I can write again
It is me
Totally naked
Deliciously raw
Naked poetry never written like this before
I must close the door
So much to write
I’ll be naked all night
The Naked Poet must write
My yummy words are such a delight
Thank goodness my ink is okay
They promised to obey
Only writing Naked Poetry
No more disjointed poetry
Your Naked Poet
Toria
13/11/2023
V L Puckering aka Naked Poet©️2023
No claim to image credit to unknown artist
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