It had been so long since I
wrote,
I thought, I had lost them,
the eternal gifts of a poet:
the sad sorrow,
the angry ferociousness.
But now, I can see them,
welled up behind my eyes,
Now, I can hear them,
swelling up in my throat.
Now, I can hear them,
screaming and scheming
as they whisper into mind.
Now, I can feel them clawing,
Clawing, shouting, screeching
and impatient,
All, in the deep reaches of my
mind.
My skull, struggling to keep
what's inside inside,
Aches to bursts and let them
out.
And armed with the armour of a
mirthful guise
And the sword of a poetic
imagination,
I wage war on these insolent
foe,
I battle this enemy with names
aplenty,
This silhouetted evil I allude
to.
Eternal gifts of a poet?
The self-glorifying rants of a
madman, right?