Bis Repetita PlacentA Poem by PerditionI stayed the night of weary lungs Enduring to hear your ars in dubio To grace your sermon of catacomb; Your old mossy eave of harbored elm, Breathing no common clash or infectious clatter, No bells singing the graffiti floods of street. I waded as a river wades against the salmon As Luna awaits the war of reef replete Awakening in daybreak; Shattered by silver nails to a crackling wage against my
thoughts In blistering rage lament I listened to your plea, I listened: In the wall, my rising gallows In the wall, a desperate sand In the walls a fearful army of larva Approaches- And I listened where Your weary drum impendent summoned I listened Till I could hear the sounds no more; Turning free instead in omnia paratus toward a struggling
birth Against the fade of breach. © 2015 Perdition |
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Added on April 4, 2014 Last Updated on September 15, 2015 |