AgapeA Poem by PerditionAh-gap-eiI have no want of it anymore. It is as cruel as the wand that stirs our fate. A thing only blindness will grow. Yet constantly it stares
weeping into me like a needful child, curious over so many of things hidden in the
surrounding grass. And here are we, as Sisyphus bound and mortal in the dark hushing
freedom of the want for a fulcrum. The gentle days, the handless spears thrust into our lungs.
Bled higher still into a quivering hell
and forced to eat the sandy marshes there, watching silently a silent distance.
This unknown hour …her laugh and how it strokes in such benevolent
manner as if to imply that all will endure through time. We need only await the
stillness of ocean; the rise of rain and stone. This earth that lies buried in
mind, waiting to impose or maybe just I…. waiting in my own world of disguise;
my passions weltering in my veins. I wonder: Does heaven know how I felt when first she spoke out the
sun? When He crumbled the impressions of the sand? It was then I felt as a dagger must feel. The tool for it
was there so deeply entrenched it scarred my love of belief. It voiced in a kindred
state where in waltzing agape it felt like a gift of life. It is well that this
kindness lurks in trust and sharpens its wings filled with lice. I knew, as ravens searching briefly the loss over their world,
that I had been too deep in the beauty of lies. I thought how young I must appear,
lustfully remembering that this reach was the warmth of empty; a choice was
the last of matters. Had she swam in our madness or a gift for crimson I thought
of proposing but one more day before the fog rolls heavy over my veins. © 2014 PerditionReviews
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