Softer than a promise chanted

Softer than a promise chanted

A Poem by Victor Gardel

Softer than  a promise chanted
in tapistry of head
for the granted taken
when the things are death.
Weaker than a prompting murmur,
best mistaken for some sky.
Do tell me of love and ardour,
about this and why!
The lights of marital nearness
on canvas of frost -
chill of immortal artist
(stars are I suppose)
to ghost denying the matter
and that fairy in yer eye.
The room you never will enter
is(n't) known as I.
Knowledge rains over letters
unbound as movement of why
and miles of meters.
Escape where do I?
This walled wall of the landscapes
in brick of light
no photograph escapes
in embassy of night
steps over the edge of autumn,
stops for an eye
and rests in the center of purple
concentrated on I,
climbs up the steepest idea of hours
walking on eggshells a potential Phoenix,
ripens the festal flowers
celebrating this
chill of an immortal artist
whilst venerating the dark,
lying to guest the monstrous,
orbiting the bark
in fastened,unbroken circle
ideal to the same
across the petals of autumn
- a flower for a name
is the momentum of knowing,
is the climax of thrill 
and wind that ever is blowing
,poem of a hill.
Farewell no dignity beckons.
I shall remain the same
changing with all my efforts
in outside of this game.

© 2016 Victor Gardel


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Added on June 13, 2016
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