Poetry: Madness - by Jessica Pressley

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by Jessica Pressley

Created on: August 21, 2008

The Parking lot

Dead lifeless beings Protrude backwards and forwards
Clicking small sensors radiate throughout the parking lot
Zombies marching to their on demise, they look without expression
Waving fans above their eyes bat away small creatures in camouflage disguise
The mouth of the monster opens wide, single-filed lines of Fems await inside
The Lot waits without haste; guiding dozens of victims, desperate to their fate
Gloomy faces and trance eyes get into their vehicles and drive off into the light.

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Poetry: Madness

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Traces of pain,
coursing through my veins.
Tugging at tubes,
willing my arms to move.
Pushing a button,
unconscious of reaction.
Calming,
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by Marea E. Johnson

"Come inside and sit right down",
the doctor told me with a frown.
"Now what's the problem in your head?
Why do you wish that
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by Barry Williams

Night descends on the city sprawl
Blanketing everything in a coal black shawl
Save for eerie shadows cast by
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by D K Mitchell

The borderline is fuzzy,
the genius it's there,
taking thought in introspection,
no reality to spare,
and to a point rides logic,
'til
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by M. Andrew Sprong

Nemesis

Rising golden in the east,
casting shadows over the world,
how could the end come with such beauty?

First were the rumors,

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