![]() Tiger's eyeA Poem by Silvanus Silvertung
You make me want to throw my mask away my love
Crush it underfoot and crack it like an ancient china bowl.
Blast my way through the stone face I face outward
Lust openly at your untempered soul.
What is it about the split between my struggle, that you walk without pause
Makes me mash against the grace that is my birthright
In favor of the beast within?
You make me want to be a bull in a china shop
Breaking beauty left and right and trampling it underfoot.
I want to be the fire that singes my eyebrows
Roaring my boxy delight at the woods.
Can I consume you?
Accrue enough knowledge of your mind to see Promethean fire
Set you alight and watch sparks fly?
You make me want to be bold my brightheart
To step on ice, knowing it can’t break.
I want to be loud, like an amplified roar.
Creation coupled with the urge to unmake.
And then when I’m with you, you value so high
That I’m left with my caution, a curtain between
You’ll never know me as long as I hide
But you make me want to show the fire inside.
© 2016 Silvanus Silvertung |
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Added on May 31, 2016 Last Updated on May 31, 2016 Author![]() Silvanus SilvertungPort Townsend, WAAboutI write predominantly about myself. It's what I know best. It's what I can best evoke. So if you want to know who I am read my writing. I grew up off the grid in a tower my father built, on five ac.. more..Writing
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