Into Midnight

Into Midnight

A Poem by Perdition

When the dust has all but settled

And the clock grinds

Slivers of hands long from sun

Strolling

Like lazy afternoon flowers in mid-grin

Slowing me uncomfortably

Into a midnight string of roads

Plucked and tangled in the nude frightening city


No one sees what has happened here

No one hears in wreckage


Cacophony's confusion  

A carving of bodies 

In the black hills 

We rose bone-colored 

A curse of paradise stirred

Ours a cube in a warm dream broth

When the dust and folly

And the last of the Wendigo  

Has us all.

© 2015 Perdition


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As always I have my breath stolen by the swift flight of my Precious Hawk.

Posted 9 Years Ago


It is a rare artist that captures such subtlety interlaced with philosophy as demonstrated in this magical pen.

Posted 9 Years Ago


Perdition

9 Years Ago

Just when I was about to quit too..jk., A beautiful review and seriously your story is quite amazing.. read more

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A Poem by Perdition