<i>Many Moons Later</i>

Many Moons Later

A Poem by Alskar

Of all cosmic wastes
And divine entities
I catch your thoughts
And listen not to 
Spellbound notions
Of tropic nightly fancy
But to doubt.
Time is our supernova. 
A spark in a shroud 
Of shattered glass. 
Burn for a sunny second
Then collapse.
Your hand is but a 
Star on earth, to the sky.
And fingers atoms to 
The breathing horizon. 
They are my universe. 
And yet, as many moons ago
They lose grip.
And my Saturn eyes freeze. 

© 2011 Alskar


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This was a very interesting read. I wasn't expecting something so profound and deep. The words used to make this where perfect none the less. Amazing.

Posted 13 Years Ago


This was wonderful, it flowed nicely and it had excellent imagery.
♥ Ta'Shandra

Posted 13 Years Ago



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Alskar
Alskar

Edinburgh, United Kingdom



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