Shadow SharingA Poem by ThatchShall I spill upon the parchment all the blackness in my brain? Do I dare, with diligence, describe the limericks I have lane? Would these words which weave in waves within my wild mind relieve Those countless souls who cannot conjure names of demons they conceive? Any head may howl with madness, any cloud can cancel moon On the ground the glow goes overlooked, the head may seem a tomb But the echoes of another or the air from out their lungs May provide some sight so far unseen or silence stubborn tongues Be it verse or illustration, paragraph or heart-to-heart There is gold beneath the seething maelstrom, fire in the art Bringing burdens to the surface is to break their brawny bind By angelic discourse force away the deaths that are divined Should I shout throughout the shelters where those souls do shiver still? Will my din decree a destiny for flowered hearts to fill? Like loons who sound in limerence on lakes when light is low 'Tis we with words that wind through veins, like serpents through the snow © 2016 Thatch |
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Added on November 5, 2016Last Updated on November 5, 2016 AuthorThatchTyroneAboutHey guys! I sometimes write down any lines or paragraphs that come to me and I've built up a small collection over the years. I don't really show them to anyone so I thought I'd share some of them .. more..Writing
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