Goddess of MercyA Poem by R.A. Youngblood
Breathing the hovering solitude
I cannot feel anything else. Hearts are ripped off and put in the jars. Wind is too strong to light a candle in this cold world. Too many frozen quadrants have stabbed my warm soul, That it could become as cold as this place we live in. I can see a correct measure Of the materialistic pleasure we live for. In the deep night when we sleep and have a good or bad dreams, The mist of coldness and cruelty above the world rolls away and crashes into the mountains. Night is just a goddess of mercy dressed in black. Let her embrace you with her dark velvet full of stars, So your soul can jump from star to star in the rhythm of her silent song. © 2015 R.A. YoungbloodAuthor's Note
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