Missing Poem by King Happy

Missing



You can rip out
my teeth,
appendix
gallbladder and
spleen,
but never
take my spirit.

However,
there isn't much
left in here,
some remnants of
a wasted life

But wasted or not,
it was mine.

And in here
the ants parade
through vinegar
while slugs stroll
through salt-

A turtle is stuck on his back.

The souls I
have damned ride
roller coasters,
in this hellish
carnival
left inside.

If this exorcism
truly failed,

where did you
go?

Wednesday, August 5, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: hope,regret
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