Heat WavesA Poem by Cole O'ConnorThis is a love poem written in Early Modern EnglishThou art the mystifying light, from the staggering sun, that devours thee in thy waves. When bright fades down, under the blending color mixed sky; thine eyes adjust to the blackening induced either towering astronomically above thy bodies combined. Unspeakable ambiance held shocking despair. Dread fills the abundant air. Our heavens dast weep. Where art thou angels? Thy ears reverberate and ring, hearing they raptures’ screams. Thou wilt undergo abysmal ail. Imprisoned inside her narcolepsy; that leaves ye leached inside a virulent sleep. Paralysis shalt emerge; drovesting into her essence. Thou hath her psyche withered down to ink blot specks; with contrast melting a daze of black, consisting of thy apprehending concerns; forming a maze she must shake. Nevertheless, I wilt still stand near thouest bed side, With thine instrument humming. Gentle; So restfully calm, How thou dost adore to serenade thy lovers mind; that arises and embarks on a revolve, Turning her worries into a nil so small, while I speak though lullabies and bathe thine dearest mourning cries. Thou doth wish ye good faith; As humanity eases from its endless rage Thou knowest exactly the method And by what means soothes the soil beneath her feet. Thou wilt Read Read Read Thy baby to sleep. © 2013 Cole O'ConnorAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorCole O'ConnorVernon Rockville, CTAboutI'm Cole. I am 18, male, taken, vegetarian, atheist, musician and writer. I write mostly poetry, lyrics, prose, and short stories. I'm looking for friends and people who would like to share and .. more..Writing
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