Incarnadine

Incarnadine

A Poem by Maria Linden
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Can not days be black
And souls, viscera, angles incarnadine; this brave color
Is all that we are and hope to see in a love story.
Lust driven by passion; anger is a twisted one
Sid and Nancy to a sorry Romeo and Juliet.
Colored skies alight the fainting day.

Passion and lust are a warm rainbow
Blues and greens a fall scent hidden deep within the bark.
Paint a life and story red- they wind up green and blue,
Eden's sins under a windy tapestry of solid stone and cold whip.
Faint of heart are those who fear the sting.

© 2013 Maria Linden


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Maria Linden
So the last couple haven't been fantastic but PURE emotional ventilation.

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Maria Linden
Maria Linden

Los Angeles, CA



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Hmmmm. Night-owled high school student. What else is new? I write a ton so the genre box is a tad restrictive BUT horror and poetry are my two lunch buddies. I write, drink too much coffee, and a.. more..

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