Visions AppalachiaA Poem by PerditionThis moldering threshold 'pon the hoof of my door It slithers Mutates Spins into the face I recognize, Once a terra cotta, The arrogance, your naked seedling, In my sacred lips Virginia My flesh of Appalachia Green, though your longing hills circling round, where deep beneath me a watchful wolverine in feverish decay, stays its guard A light to force in fire, A visceral tribulation. Arms filled to the bone in blue Every word a passionate cancer, Patiently pleads, Save us our womb of constancy, Our sage of sense and evergreen, Allow us this natural deity bloomed from sister's cast; three tiered in fate as days will crow A prayer of warning as Orbs form in earths's sandy contemplation: Dripping for our wounds are these ragged stairs The howl from door's descendant While we descend the moldering indifferent. © 2015 Perdition |
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Added on October 31, 2015 Last Updated on November 6, 2015 |