HUNGER HAS NO FURY

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Perplexed and convulsed belle
Protruded on a wretched body
Lamenting lack of penny
With drenched teddy
Pulsating suffering on a soaring meager
Telepeuthic electrifying shock of hunger
Tormenting abandoned lad
In island of malnutrition clad
Hunger's fury
Hunger has lost its furiousness
Overwhelmed in innermost goriness
Boredom of hunger
Endowed in anger
Bastion lotion in resent feeling
Relics relish of reminiscent
Indulging in mental intercourse
Like a legendary tale in optical illusion
Altitude cum attitude of hunger
Aspiring in horrendous destitute
Collapsing in pain,fierce danger rustles
The mighty crumbles and humbles
Groping in valley of desperation
Hunger has no fury
Its furiousness tamed by drops of food
Enshrined anathema, woes at its dreaded feet
Famine,pestilence soar in disgust
Vulnerable cowered and bolstered
Buzzing flames hovers its stunning figure
Volatile brew flared fueled passion
Prowling energy synergy that soathed in
weirdness
Churning miasma of paranormal hunger
Tainted flavor and savor of teasing sight of relief
Spralwed decorated travelogue
Hunger strive hovering strike
Wafted air wrapped winked wrenched
_mental recession_
Hunger has no fury
Trampled victory regained
Heroic conquest of bestial affliction
Prosperity travailed,freedom embraced
Vengeful liberation

Written by: Mathew Edache Wisdom
                      Bleeding pen
                      Poetic pen

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