The Story of Rock-A- ByeA Poem by PerditionAnother goShe poured in me That blushing song that lingers still On the singled leaf of my child branched memories It came to me gentle The mind like a land-scarred song First streams of water Rushing atop these demands that Curve the topography of landscape Deep Fissured Fellow clash of desert brother wind Then came A sound A moment when clouds allowed their thunder A time of doubt and so She cried twice as loud I knew too well with this wounding She would never be whole again So astounding this touch To cradle This wealth and well of mountain deluge Shriveled at the subtle tapping Drying the spring against a vanity of thin facade All this against A simple question of survival I suppose I cupped my hands to the Tears of dark milled moor And begged my heart be filled And with it This mortal seep of chalice, I turned to her in offering Pure and subtleness of life A touch so worth in time believing With eyes Awakened yet dry Eventually she sipped But this human ocean was lost in Evolution, And with this rain So welled inside Her mind and heart swelled No nourishment of lung It was then I had come to realize She could never sing in me again It was then when first I was devoured For no mortal lenda their grave and gives in honest Only to fear their place of fate Too much is there within this brow to bend in focus But at the end The price is All the same to be paid And well worth a thousand times more than in all of life For to hold the rain is to bleed the clouds of their seeds It is the gift to hold the gardens that grow and bloom of cloud and sky And again in time to fill such songs away from worries To be devoured again and again Over such a little thing. © 2015 Perdition |
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Added on April 29, 2015Last Updated on April 30, 2015 |