When Dying is a CustomA Poem by Prophecy
Swan-neck, do you know the happiness I receive in the sublet time of simply Gazing at you, grace-in-potion Rose of poetry, liberation of desire Entranced? Yes and well by you! Knightly and worthy for courtesy Brave in the relic of my emotive trust Daring in the heroic will of your feet
Swan-neck, how many are the spirits? Who ask and require your good opinion? Vibrant and lavender, full with infinite tomorrows The future, God I bid it with a bit of you All lie beneath the mud and clay while I whisper of you and ponder your majesty Dying is a custom, a well-known receptivity To the will-to-love, the urge for self-forgetfulness In the trance of the other, in the encircled harmony.
© 2012 ProphecyReviews
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