Phase TwoA Poem by PerditionTell me dear Apostle Phase Two Do you remember when first we met I arrived in cloak peculiar A sudden and desolate strange The world within you murmuring Your voices underwhelmed I arrived to what is meant in seconds A proof of higher deem and proof is
the path of Thomas Born of cross entwined You held idiocies and I blushed
lullaby evictions Your legs were sewn into broken jeans Your lips cried in red black coffee Each morning we tried Your portrait draped into denim collage Your beauty unfashionable image Knowing
beauty so far from angel And beauty repressed is never the
arrow of youth It climbs Where sunlight suppresses It strays where mountains deny The truth belonging not to us But to the distance of thought When distance lays far from sight Your murmur becoming galaxy Now that you are now a stranger Now that you are youth exempt I see your arms so tiny Wrapped round neck of own Filling spit in clarity Yet I came Perhaps to test your smile Your charred remains of flesh And the best made best in you would
never accept Do you remember I wonder Your collage in me made pieces Your tears against the floor Do you remember The watermark and paradigm The hunger I wonder So small the days grow strange The meaningless made your absence When I arrived I was the stranger Your life so wet with fear Do you
remember I wonder- Phase Two Do you remember © 2016 Perdition |
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