In
Dreams
Feel the acid burning through crystalline veins,
if only to escape this translucent sound, piano
and oboe fizzle then fade, let us collapse this
drama laden, blue infused dream.
Come and crescendo, in the pub on the loch,
saxophone and tumble-down, whiskey kisses
within these dilapidated dreams.
By the church on Kirk Street, Dunoon dreams
of bleeding wildfire façade, Scotland; sailing
ships pumping arteries, bleeding this blood, into
the streamlined halls of shame.
Here we fade back into the past, it is there you
were lost to me, back when times were more simple
than complex, oh here we go and fall again, in love,
and then out, forever.
Wayne Russell
Wayne Russell is a creative
writer and amateur photographer that was born and raised in Florida, in March
2016 he founded the online underground lit zine called Degenerate Literature.
DL can be found on Twitter, Facebook, and at their website at the following
link.
http://degenerateliterature. weebly.com/
http://degenerateliterature.
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Poetry
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