Poet Aaron Ozee has just composed and published the fourteenth poem to be included in his newest collection of poetry on Poetry Nation. The poem closely yet cautiously follows the journey of a larva traveling back to hell to safely rest in the comfort of the Devil and his offspring. Hollow Hive By: Aaron Ozee Secured on the saddled post of a larva Galloping across barricades of scattered scum Waving the white and ripe rings of its cabin Alongside surprising prizes of crispy food crumbs Fixing its preferable fill for the lively adventure Awaiting audience that promises further respect Regardless of how many mothers or mindless maggots Stand still for the savior of worn souls that travels in death Slapped with the caps of fellows that attempt to compete Aspiring to claim the same fame that sits on the other side Lonely yet lavishly does prominence find a home for a stone Rolling in the flowing of what miniature missions seek to confide Finally arriving at the toppled staircase of the frowning kingdom Enshrined in glorified entrances of decadent meals that manifest Only and by only of the command given to the hobbling heroes They are awarded witness to the devastation of foretold unrest
Posted on: Thu, 18 Dec 2014 19:45:05 +0000