Dark MoonA Poem by A. M. Charles
The echo of the silence reverberates through my body.
The stillness is frigid and heavy. A melody cut short by the discordant breaking of a string. I stole the power of Krishna’s flute And hold the consequence cradled within me. I have become the dark goddess, Kali the destroyer. The poet’s soul has been rendered mute Creation swallowed up by the red tides of the dark moon. Yet there is gentleness in the cut of my blade. I set the soul free to soar And whisper Anahata as my blessing To gently carry you till we meet again. © 2012 A. M. Charles |
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1 Review Added on April 26, 2012 Last Updated on April 26, 2012 Tags: spiritual, dark, philosophy, emotional AuthorA. M. CharlesVancouver, CanadaAboutKonichiwa Mina-san! Alicia Here! (You may also call me Tora, Licy, or Cia). Thanks for stopping by and visiting my little corner of madness. Dance is what keeps me breathing and Writing keeps me san.. more..Writing
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