Anachronistic Character
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Anachronistic character slumped,
with dark shoulders like tombstones.
But, these shadowy shoulders were very alive,
as they belonged to John Boy Walton who typed on his iPhone,
publishing more stories on Vocal.
His accismus brothers peeked above the covers,
pretending to be uninterested in his spider-like fingers,
that wove words,
on a web browser rampage,
with heart’s passion and soulful rage.
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Rowan Finley
Father. Academic Advisor. Musician. Writer. My real name is Jesse Balogh.
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I need more of this anachronistic chaos. The Waltons meet the digital age—who knew it would be this fun? 😉 I've learned a lot of new words from your poetries!
Well written.