Month: December 2023

vernacular

having imbibed a turbulent elixir, confusing ‘entropy’ for ‘energy’ drink, i now find myself dispersed across the cosmos

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though i’ve gained a keener comprehension of the universal vernacular—and the perpetual rhythm of order and chaos—i’m perplexed by the simple task of reaching work today

allegation

why should I bear such allegations questioned the fox

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these tiny mouse murmurs in the night, this false proclamation,

for innocence is my cloak, truth my vocation,

a sly reputation, but no malevolent aspirations

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through your labyrinth of accusations I tread,

yet unseen, unheard, in shadows widespread,

seek not the villain where darkness is cast,

for in your moonlit drama, my innocence will outlast

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and with that the fox fades into the night,

a riddle for those who may question his plight

transform

beware, tiny mouse! 

dusk’s cloak conceals the malevolent fox,

who slyly shifts ‘neath darkening cover,

his fur transforms into shadow,

then hunts unseen!

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burrow deep,

craft a labyrinth of tunnels,

navigate with care through twists and turns,

survive, you will, 

until the morning light returns

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