
The rain brings scents so wash-away
They defy time, carry to and fro
Small doses of memory, others and ours
I inhale drops sharply, penetrate high and deep
To a point over my head from where
I triangulate my whereabouts, abandon my wits
Rabid in the downpour
Baptized a pseudonym handpicked to avoid
Final reckon, I despise the gavel’s sound
On my inner ear, fine cilia at risk
Befallen to the sound shock of the block
The inevitable shouts, nothing I know can stop that flow
A cloud rappeler, I dangle my solitude
A soliloquy, a carbon piñata too often tethered than not
Wound taut on thin wire, release me
Let me spin
© Chagall 2014

A soliloquy, a carbon piñata too often tethered than not
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That line is amazing to me.
Thank you so much, Britt. Me too! 🙂 —Chagall