Aethereal

Aethereal

A Poem by Michael Fernandez

He stood �"

Overlooking Earth’s divine waterfall,

That flowed upon the celestial winds,

Into the clouded death throes of another god,

A final breath,

And a leap of faith,

The rivers twisted and coiled around his body,

With a tight grip,

With a firm grip,

He casted himself out unto the dying world.

 

Broken, torn, a crimson drought �"

The reflection of a universe born anew,

Cold chains ripped from their aphotic shelters,

Echoes of dying life �"

Silenced,

Laughter from a single babe,

Emulated throughout the lonely vapor,

Not unlike the heartbeat of a decaying pulsar,

The tendrils of another world let loose the man,

Whose heartbeat begun to spark once again.

© 2013 Michael Fernandez


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Michael Fernandez
Michael Fernandez

St. Peters, MO



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I am 17 years old, almost 18. Signing into the United States Army for at least 3 years. I write short-stories and poetry. Most of my work is either personal or dark, sometimes a combination of the two.. more..

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