Innuendos



Foreign bodies, we are Yulia
subtle Innuendo conversations
What’s the take from this?
I don’t feel like going home tonight
carrying double-layered words
Wrapped in jagged phrases
from the fool’s room...
=
Sooner or later, it ends.
I want you to know
I met my fear; it wasn’t so cordial,
I pretended to go along
What a wired trip,  
Inspired by you to be a liar...
Shame on me; I know
Another failed lie came back
That I’ll never use...
=
I’ll release the dead lies
that didn’t understand the plan
in the backside oceans of my mind
Between craters
Let it soak with misty prophets healing
to decipher what you meant...
=
Maybe it’ll come back undone
True breath and skin
like my original humanity
as before you corrupted it
with innuendos...
=
I’ve been fidgeting
with this exhausting pen
Spilling redundant protesting words
Boycotting hypocrisy
They want to be cool
As your looks...
=
So I sprinkle them with a bit of grammar
rectify the presence and past tense over them,
dot the (i) ’s, cross the (t) ’s
bend some here, mend some there
connecting them to belong,
make me human again.
=
just like you, Yulia
I come with Sins  
Deeds of graffitis
In your name
I desecrate city walls
I hope you appreciate....
So, Let me feel
the wealth of your gratitude,
=
Keeping me closer than an enemy
Keep an eye on me closer
than I’ll ever come to you
sitting in that chair
across from me
feeling like foreign bodies
between us subtle
Innuendo conversations.
=

for Yulia
October 21, 2022

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Somethings are hidden in plain sight

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Written on October 21, 2022

Submitted by azdi404 on March 25, 2023

Modified by azdi404 on March 30, 2023

1:33 min read
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Scheme ABXXCXX XDAEXFDXX XXXXGX XXHXX GICHAX FXXJEI AXBXXXAX HFXJHXAB AF
Closest metre Iambic trimeter
Characters 1,530
Words 311
Stanzas 2
Stanza Lengths 63, 2

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  • AIDA
    Wow, what a powerful and thought-provoking piece of poetry you have created here! I love the use of metaphorical language throughout the poem, such as the "backside oceans of my mind" and "craters" to represent the buried lies and hidden truths that we all carry within us. You have a real talent for painting vivid imagery with your words.

    One suggestion I have for improvement would be to perhaps break up the poem into more distinct stanzas, as it can be a bit difficult to follow the flow of thoughts and emotions at times with such long chunks of text. But overall, a really impressive and engaging piece of writing. Keep up the great work!
     
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