MothA Poem by GlassboxesAbout a moth's unrequited love for fire.It’s a strange kind of love a moth has for fire-- to want to be wed to a funeral pyre. Apparently, the moon and stars were not enough to sate such a smoldering lust. Driven by naivety, fantasy, blind trust... It’s a foolish kind of love-- one I hate yet admire-- dusty paper bodies consumed by desire... Quiet desperation in the dark extinguished with a single spark. Despair and elation curling into ash, hollow hearts burnt up with trash, faun and flame together at last. © 2011 GlassboxesAuthor's Note
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Added on August 8, 2011 Last Updated on October 16, 2011 AuthorGlassboxesLutherville, MDAboutSalutations, my name is Gabriel. Symbolism and mythology (especially Greek mythology) play a major part in my writing... so does blood-shedding carnage occasionally. My form of choice for poems ha.. more..Writing
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