Death of a PoetA Poem by Lyla DyckA poet's mind is all there really is to her. Scramble it and there is nothing but chaos left in it, no identity, no meaning . . . nothing.The one who cries when a poet dies is this: A lone sparrow flew From his window pane Broken neck and all to the earth Below where his mind was gone and his thoughts Confused and insane (His memory was incorrect to follow.) His identity lost To brain death's empty sighs But his body lives where It was found on the lawn With blood in his arteries But urine stains on his thighs Feet, arms, torso . . . Even his mouth and beyond. A power stranger Yet stronger than he Was resurrected from hell To carry his mind to Where Chaos was tossed Unto the sea Where chaos is all that lives Under God's spell But it is said that When an angel is dead It so lives In either nothingness Or meaninglessness; But what gives!? © 2014 Lyla DyckAuthor's Note
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Added on June 8, 2014 Last Updated on June 8, 2014 Tags: Poet, death, meaninglessness, nothingness, love |