The MuseA Poem by MadeiraLighting a cigarette I watch the
night slide by, Flooding the darkness with my clouds. Evening is imprisoned in jagged cold
corners, Sounds far away from madding crowds. A door somewhere flaps, like an angry
flag. The winter wind howls and contorts
the streets, In the bottom of my glass is a hidden
secret. I can feel the rise of my heart
beats. Entering now the forgotten hours. I descend in the elevator, smooth as
a diver, Gone to where I will not find footprints. A world in where I’m the only survivor. On the button to my left the
stars appear. I see you asleep within a net of
fishes,. Holding fresh pearls, within your
hands. It is time to be granted my three
wishes. My heart now shudders as the clock
empties, And as the world shifts, your eyelids
flutter, You offer me the pearls from your
palm, Yet not one syllable do you utter. Your secrets from the pillows edge. I add to the necklace you have given
me, Ascending in the elevator I drain my
glass, Waiting for the pearl’s magic to be. As the moon forgets to strike the
hour, I find myself once again from my
hiding place. I begin to write fast and furious, Telling the pearls stories with
grace. © 2018 MadeiraReviews
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