AetherealA Poem by Michael FernandezHe
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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Added on January 30, 2013 Last Updated on January 30, 2013 AuthorMichael FernandezSt. Peters, MOAboutI 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..Writing
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