MythopoeiaA Poem by Cassandra Marks
You spoke of the dying and reviving god.
That paradign of mythic tale. The cycle of winter into spring, replayed in fantasies. The king is dead. Long live the king. I tried to grasp a moment, too elusive; caught a glimpse of chaos I could not accept. "I'm wiser now" you whisper but our eyes still linger on the hero. Remember all the stories, becoming but a single act, and us the players, heroes and redeemers all. And heralded by whispered cries of mourning. I felt the devil on my back, he told me order lay between his fingers. Ash grey skin becoming fertile soil. His truths cost more than souls afford. This story is the real one. The killing frost, the budding bloom. © 2013 Cassandra Marks |
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Added on March 1, 2013 Last Updated on March 1, 2013 |