ParadisoA Poem by Rania K.Inspired by Dante's Divine Comedy.i went to paradise and i came back and when i opened my eyes everything was blank there lied the trees, the buildings, the ground but all i saw was a dirty hound the dirty hound, then i followed, turned to a man with eyes so hollowed the man had horns the color of the sky that i could swear, went out of sight i turned back but back was forth and when i turned the earth was torn and from it emerged a mighty snake with eyes of gold and skin so flaked it whispered my name and i went deaf and everything i touched went hard and stiff with blood and dust and stars it glared hours passed and i still stared... now every moon had cried an ocean and into her eyes they fled with motion who knew my beasts were so splendid with ecstasy my pain was blended father of the crown came out to me and held my arms so close to thee so close to fire, so close to greed that i, indeed, was close to cede now i gave up but not my will i stopped the fight but fight i will miles passed and i walked an hour then my reality bloomed as a flower my paradise rose out my eyes and ask you may what was inside? there was the wind that thou had spared and all the thoughts that i had shared my beasts stood still, at my command though, for them i shall, not spare a hand
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