Forsaken
Winds of nightfall whisper, soft cold whispers of smoke, on their path to the unknown just passed there, where boldly I stand, in a fellowship of sugar coated lies, engraved deep in mythical vows of; "woligwa wendigwa." High I take a flight into euphory off thrusts of adrinaline beneath a wobbliness of sirens strobe lights of blue and red a twinkle in time, alone I stand, deserted and forsaken. Synapses in caress of the frozen shiny silver braced around my wrists brusquely says a coerced voice; "you have a right to remain silent, anything you say may be used against you in coat of law." november (the black poet) * tales of grandpa* ©2023