Illusions In Gaia

Illusions In Gaia

A Poem by The Glassface

My vision is gone, it left me when I discovered color


My back flares with heat to melt the Sun


My skin flakes off in small clumps of regret


I'm so tired.


I still see the end of the road, where the fork meets the west


I heard there's a bird who will sing you a song if offered bed for one night long


I never met it, but I have a map and a vision


Once a man lost his trash heap and I claimed a treasure


A wizardly fellow with all the accoutrement


I was beat for asking for it


I still know where it lays, broken amongst a heap of my treasures


She gave them to the dead when I walked away


With a letter from her asking me to stay


My will has faltered, knee jerk slap to the face


Sail down along a coast with a one time ace


In a ship of gold, lost to an ancient race


Where dead sailors greet with flush skin


Gripping tightly to an unknown lie


Cursed to never recall where they send the souls of the indecipherable


Maelstrom, twisted sickening lurch


Past burns scar me everywhere forcing me to look at pain in a new way


With an ignorance of self, entreated to a serene hollow


Guarded by anger, blissfully aware


Rage starves where hunger craves


Safe here, stolen away with a crow filled night






© 2010 The Glassface


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Wow! This is excellent!
I love the title too lol
Awesome metaphors here! xx

Posted 14 Years Ago



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