Raven's Journey

Raven's Journey

A Poem by Philip Wardlow
"

To save your self you must first find yourself

"

We cut the night air with wings of black,

we cut the life strings at twilight's blessing.

 

My brethren and I see far and wide,

for we are many.

 

There is no escape,

no hole can hide you,

nor disguise

mask a spirit

so foul.

 

We bring you home to purgatory to sit and

roost in a black shed of despair,

to dwell upon a life where dark leanings

led you to dissolution of a soul that

sought heights they were never meant to fly.

 

So contemplate, ponder,

wander this dim world between

darkness and light,

and perhaps we shall

return.

 

By Philip Wardlow 2012

© 2013 Philip Wardlow


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~ beautifully said... beautifully written... "a black shed of despair" is a haunting image...

Posted 11 Years Ago


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Philip Wardlow

11 Years Ago

Thanks Serah...

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Tags: darkness, death, purgatory, afterlife, raven, poetry, poem, fantasy

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Philip Wardlow
Philip Wardlow

Grand Rapids, MI



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I went back to college and took creative writing and english lit courses along with participating in several writing groups to hone my skills as a writer. I am into writing Horror stories, fantasy, .. more..

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