Rock A ByeA Poem by PerditionShe sings of me These blushing
songs in childish winds Drowning First streams of water
As if clouds Denied their thunder She sings to me of nothing more so astounding A strength that cradles as it wields wealth and well of mountain’s steel so soon to shrivel at the
subtle tapping Turning spindals against our vials of vein Question for survival facades of skin I hold my hands disrupted Begging her heart be filled And freed if need be my mortal chalice Then wounded turn away A pure and subtle wisp of light Worth so while in time believing To this and all awakening she sips Hounds of human ocean Evolutions freed of fear, And with
this bargain, Her lie to rain Her heart
well nourished I realize She wll sing to me no more In this devoured
No mortal lends and laps with honest hand and fears their will of fate. Too much in pleasure and brow to bend But in the morning's end… the price weighs all the same A thousand times the crown in worthy of my life: For to rain is to bleed the clouds of
their very seed And come once more in bested time Filling these songs that worry so Over such little impenetrable things. © 2015 Perdition |
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Added on September 22, 2015 Last Updated on September 22, 2015 |