Waxen WingsA Poem by C Mei
Waxen Wings No waxen wings can modify The quiet hour which we die, Nor can they bring us polished gold Or shield the child from the cold Of winter’s restless sky. But can a man intensify That fire burning in his eye To taste the lips of heaven high Among the clouds? Our prophets scold: “With waxen wings.”
There are some who seek to justify The basis of a conscious lie, From words that heaven had been sold To those with wallets far more bold. But I’ll be thinking my reply: “Find waxen wings." © 2008 C Mei |
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2 Reviews Added on February 12, 2008 AuthorC MeiAboutSome say I'm simple, others say I'm complex and difficult to decipher. On one day I could be here, on another I could be somewhere else. I suppose the only part of me that does not drift and wander ar.. more..Writing
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