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Langston Hughes is an author of "living work". His sound signatures and illustrated words give breath to the contextually political, romantic, distressed, and humane subject matter of his poetry. This is almost a constant in his writings and can be correlated amongst selected pieces. There are significant sound repetition similarities in "The Weary Blues," "Dream Variations," and "Song for a Dark Girl". These similarities have to do with sound tone, sou...

To The Lady of Flies on the Event Horizon: “Let starless dark night skies Strafe your glowing chambered eyes. As stirring maelstrom cosmos your sable pearls do shine. Grant ebon glaring eyes, grace confined so dark and wise, leer captured incandescence; this universe now dies.” Her ornamental gaze secretes, fills blackened oceans as it weeps, and frozen so, my heart retreats too cold, too black to nourish flies.   To The Lady of Flies on the Event Horizon: “Let starles...

I dig cutters Yes it's true. Though you're off a bit and bat-shit nuts, I positively love you. Dragging pins or razors from a rusty Band-aid box, along your pale and shattered frame, YOU ARE FUCKING INSANE; I love you. Your sadness, anger, fear, your wonton, soulless and depressed; all reasons reaching, reigning, feeling for a knife to press against your lonesome, cold, and snowy tender breast. Eat pills and call me crying, yelling; hating bathroom floors, vodka tears and sweat pour out fro...