Murky WraithA Poem by Lorne BlaineO' murky wraith o'er hills All recesses, your passion fills O' murky wraith stifling sound To the dimness of your veil, my conscience's bound
'Midst your pervasing, crowding thickness Far horizons are blotted out by your stark greyness 'Midst your draping body o'er world motionless I cry, wail of my anguishful blindness
But sounds that cannot pierce through your reign Whole they are swallowed and soundless they remain So, harried by fear, here I roam these soulless lanes In prey of the question: 'Am I still sane?'
Here, under your brooding, suffocating dampness, i'm left to stray In that dank and sere, in that catacomb-like disarray Here-- your density dilating without a care-- my mind lies disrepair Trudging along your undiscernable vistas, gasping for air
Hemmed in your stultifying sway, these words are spoken to me: 'Now are known to thee The vanity of these blitheful seekings Now is calling thee The end of these frivolous sufferings.'
But, 'o murky wraith I understand I understand that I don't understand Gazing at the horizon from which you ascended Contemplating our encounters; our paths that time mended These words wanes out in life's endless sand
And time spans, and to its laws you bend And with you, your reign comes to an end But all the pain from your reign was worth it For here I withstand this newfound land © 2017 Lorne Blaine |
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Added on March 3, 2017 Last Updated on March 3, 2017 Tags: Fog, Haze, Confusion, Despair, Overcoming, Desperation, Depression AuthorLorne BlaineAboutI'm no longer part of this. This account is officially dead. I decided to leave this site but keep my account activated. I don't even know if there are people who like my poems here, but regardless,.. more..Writing
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