The Mind is A Black Matrix ~
The blackened rose,
Flipping quietly,
Flames drenched,
A dancing mirage,
Of sifting shadows-
Have captured my sight,
Cast it in a languid glow . . .
Across the great expanse,
Hues of flashing gold
Cloud my vision . . .
And with hushed tones,
Silver metals clanking,
A sea of untold beauty,
Held me in its darkness.
Its melody surrounds our life.
Played like the piano keys
A painful, poisoned black-
Liquid, dripped through your hands,
You swiped his hand over it-
As though you could touch-
This insipid, black dream.
The blood curled snaking,
In rivulets that were speaking,
Cruel and cold voices mixing, Inflamed wrists that were laughing,
A black myriad-
It trailed through, soft, murky, smoky flesh-
And wrote its pain inside you.
It bit into your life and curled,
About your face,
It trailed over your cheeks and with love,
Forcing you to touch it.
No one can save you but yourself . .
Yet you have made redemption sing these-
Songs of promise . . .
It whispers breath into your ear,
It drives you toward the edge of madness . . .
It lies to beneath the sun,
Reminding you of presence.
It whispers in the wake of . . .
Fingers that trailed over your mind.
As it seeped down, past your wrists, and cut your soul with black.
Sings of sleeping angels-
Heralding trumpets greet the day,
Strings if pearls slip beneath me,
Somewhere up above me-
A paradise is slowly forming.
I had once believed in angels,
Darkness kept it hidden from me,
And now-
Blackness only greets the day-
Black- black- black- black-black-black
The world is but a matrix,
Which see the blackened flame which bind us,
In its mirthless, measured time.
Where we will meet the blackness ~
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