Wednesday, November 9, 2016

Childish Riddles


The stale stench of racism drips from his violent fangs. His helpless prey trembles in fear. They troll the river of damaged dreams with broken nets. Mad as birds they cling to the low-slung branches of hope.


            He will not tarnish their prospect, nor diminish their desires. For they know he is a weak vile man solving childish riddles upon his golden throne. He often gets cold on his moral high ground, and will die alone with hatred in his soul.


Yes, they will suffer through the summer of no children but like accidental saints they shall never allow sadness to sweeten her tea. They shall rise above the detest as did generations past, and life beyond their expectations and flourish in the land of plenty.




-Johnny V.

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