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Aflutter with grandeur
but built to shatter
I crawl stained marble
for common place,
or higher ground.
Whoever thought that
your steps would match
my steps was cruel indeed
and left only ash and remains
to ponder.
Tonight is oppressive and
these walls can't keep
us out nearly as well as they
keep us in; safe in embrace.
Overhead, the air sirens
scream themselves hoarse.
Some will see this as
a blink in time,
a possible percussive last dance.
Silence.
The long stall.
I wish it was the last stall
but it's become the long stall
too frequent.
This is no reintroduction --
I've heard your warning calls--
know you mean to do me harm
as I seek a second fetal state.
but built to shatter
I crawl stained marble
for common place,
or higher ground.
Whoever thought that
your steps would match
my steps was cruel indeed
and left only ash and remains
to ponder.
Tonight is oppressive and
these walls can't keep
us out nearly as well as they
keep us in; safe in embrace.
Overhead, the air sirens
scream themselves hoarse.
Some will see this as
a blink in time,
a possible percussive last dance.
Silence.
The long stall.
I wish it was the last stall
but it's become the long stall
too frequent.
This is no reintroduction --
I've heard your warning calls--
know you mean to do me harm
as I seek a second fetal state.
Literature
Blood Mother
I love you in your inexistence
rabbit’s ear
baby’s breath
you are dust
but you are
mine.
Misadventures and
dew drop mornings
small curls
large eyes
my bones cannot knit your future.
Sunsets and moonbeams
sleep burdens our eyes
your soft lips sigh
there is a better world for you
than this.
-D.E.M
Literature
Release
I have no idea where I am or how I got here. I do know it's cold, and I'm so very tired. Watching this rope I've been dangling from, unraveling a little more every day. Finally realizing the dark truth; sometimes holding on is harder than letting go.
Literature
Better Life
I think this would be a better life,
If I could see your face once more,
O you bitter friend of mine,
What a world! What a world! The way that this will end,
May just be round the bend,
But o! The pity,
But o! The strife,
I think this would be a better life.
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This poem is really good. My favorite part is the third stanza. Overall, I really enjoyed the descriptions you used. Great work!