Gone With The Tide

Gone With The Tide

A Poem by NoirSpartan
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Having your spirit swept away.

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Plunged the cast to disrupt the surface.

Though this act was not earnest.

On this side one can’t see their reflection,

Only the visual of the fatal affectation.

Struck with handicap by a band,

No matter, they’ll always possess the upper hand.

 

However weightless, fate lays anchor to my mould.

 

Beneath the surface have he my mould restrain

Will which depletes yet not I feel pain.

Top of this mould, the lobes tell me I go frail

The core of this mould, these lobes tell me I can’t inhale.

But submerged from this other, here I remain.

His cleansing accomplice, to seize me as a stain.

Above he observes as though this some thriller.

As I put to flay in this silent executioner.

 

However weightless, fate lays anchor on my mould.

 

The bonds which claim my hands no matter my strain.

Though strain I dare not, a catalyst to life drain.

This mould descends further to depths which see no light.

Flushed by deathly silence, the drum in each ear grows tight.

I lay parallel to the surface; I break through the mould,

I lay parallel to the surface; my soul the heavens will hold.

 

However weightless, fate lays anchor on my mould.

© 2014 NoirSpartan


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Added on March 19, 2014
Last Updated on March 19, 2014
Tags: Poetry, Prose, Poem, Life, Death

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NoirSpartan
NoirSpartan

Toronto, Ontario, Canada



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I am just a casual writer who uses writing as my medium for expression. I write when I'm given the opportunity though I am more comfortable with creating poetry. more..

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