VisitationA Poem by PerditionSo patient are you whose silence is this morning’s child, Who strolls in ghastly noon storm discarded; the last broken shift of clay Watching flowers undress and infants die before their wondrous words are ever pressed or whispered unheard; rooms of blood lovers crawling into their plum bright shadows Their grief hiding vacant in perfumed smiling agony You share no gifted love, yet so filled are we that every unseen cloud of mind imbibes Nourished in our frozen omens. Steppe skies of drifter’s slender seems to feather out from your name, Black withering coastal seas pride their lances grafting to our eventuality You watch, as evening ghostly hounded forms its eerie
voice of moth Knowing well what knowing can provide. Hearing that
which hearing will deny. Your end is more than anointed tears; it is the breath, no more that rapes the soul of strange need for air The plow that carves a deep gift in the recall of darkness. The white hand of clean distance as this I do recall: So seeded were these drops I found you shied beneath Your fountain became a stream and that stream a river
whose name I cannot recall You were lost among the blooms of lilac and I was never again the same Now, as night in debt relies, my time has come as well To pass within you. © 2014 PerditionReviews
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