Noctune to EmptynessA Poem by Michael William FowlerThe partner poem to Hymn to the Empty. I suggest reading both to get a grasp of what this poem represents.
A sanctuary, sunlit and untainted. He sings a Hymn to himself, A reminder of how preciously perfect, perfection can be Humming with harmonic happiness, He glorifies his ego, in odes to himself. His heart, a dark, decaying desolate thing, Taking pride in dwindling down and diminishing emotion. Making him perfect and the perfection, Of mankind. He will always remain here. Humming his harmonic hymn or false happiness, He did not hear her, or heed her cries, Or care. Sing your nocturne of emptiness, To him, To nothing. Michael William Fowler © © 2008 Michael William Fowler |
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