Obsidian

Obsidian

A Poem by getinthecarplease

The nebula and blackbird all fade in the petals
The streaks of dawn eclipsed the crimson clouds
The sun has fallen and sheds its silver tears 
Returning to the black haven of infinite night
Claiming revenge for the moon's sour stare
Resurrecting the feelings of archaic notions
Behind the wall of the silver oceans
The shining piece comes forward and unravels
The cottons have been reduced to a pile of blue
The writers pause to see the perpetual stars
Climaxing in a finale of explosion and light
Recollecting the lampshade and its ghostly glare
Beckoning to the god in the rain
With no sense of pain
Corners fold and ceilings shake
The windows emit the reflecting lake
The halls have shattered and the walls are torn
An infant of the winds has been born
As the moon kisses the mountain
The sun sits by the shore
The children dance macabre
The poet wishes for more
The words have become cliched
As a moment is but a day
The crimson has turned to white
The sorrow drifts away
And the runners all join in the sphere
The creator by the sand sheds his tear
As dawn draws near
Along the crystal pier
The lovers watch the sunrise in the clear

© 2015 getinthecarplease


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Added on May 17, 2015
Last Updated on May 17, 2015