Psalms of Fire

Psalms of Fire

A Poem by Pierce Bryant

Some fires have distinct composure
While some burn with arbitration to insanity.
Lucky to find one so contemptuous
Precociously vivid in portrayal,
What a bore it would be if thou were any other.
As acrimonious by night thy leaves me to dream,
Rapture me not from scrutiny
Make me burn slow, I am most willing.
Lie if need,
I am listening.
Moving slow with conjecture for forthcoming,
Let this burden be my slow undying.
Wind with fuel to thy flame I pleasantly await,
Rhapsody to thy bestowed fortune.
Slave me through blaze. 

© 2017 Pierce Bryant


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Added on January 14, 2017
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Pierce Bryant
Pierce Bryant

Oshkosh, WI



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