Mossed Doubt

Mossed Doubt

A Poem by UlyssesS

I keep those hills piled high
Ever so impartial to the ongoings
With the soft touch of nature on the surface
And my rocky turmoil underneath

I think I'm going to miss you
Sitting here with me
In the migraine yellow meadow
Wishing for my strained music to seep through
We would tell each other our book lists
Saying some intrepid statement about them

We didn't really read them
But like so much else, and ourselves
Truthfully doesn't matter
We simply picked them up, tore those old words up
and put our beliefs there instead

The thin veil between ourselves
Alive, coated in a tapestry of flesh
Tossing far gone thoughts between the sentinel
The mildewed morals of ages past
What idle factors in the arid joy

We didn't run for happiness
But groped it with dingy tomes
We weren't careful in our joy
So it devoured and tore us like that
Our great valley a brown content golem

Eyes guttered, the harsh breathing flicker in them
Crusted into the Earth, ever resisting its prison
What strange times it was
Our suffering bound and chained in content means

I'm going to miss you
When it all burns down
When the hills collapse and bury me
I won't see you again
You and I
We go to very different places after that
You'll understand what I mean lalter
For now, let's talk about Orpheus

© 2017 UlyssesS


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