Murky, mud stained windows, block realities view.
Painful memories like thorns ache, lodged the mind.
Black talons, a dark grasp, tears the woven curtain of thought.
What solvents can clean, a muddy cake, from a fouled heart?
The vacuum is loud, brushes are spinning in a blur.
A tornado of dust, vacant from the plastic cylinder.
Turn it off, unplug it.
An emergency surgery performed.
A clog is discovered,
of faded green pine needles,
black cat hair,
and gray dust.
Plug it in, turn it on.
A dust tornado,
dances in the cleaners heart,
alive in purpose, again.
Before God, a heart is removed,
Green slime, like dragon snot, falls.
Thick smoke, like burning bread, floats.
A daily surgery is performed.
Stand up, start the day.
Pain and worry, daily, cleaned away.
Existing happy, no longer hurt, and mean.
Because, the heart is light, the heart is clean.
Copyright © 2017 Zachary Gilbert
Love this one! Who knew that cleaning out a vacuum could make me laugh.
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Very lovely, intriguingly expressed.
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I absolutely love the way you wrote this out!
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