Solace

Solace

A Poem by Austin Davis

In outward appearance,

Pounds of flesh are measured in envy of skeletons;

Contempt is too bountiful within, with which to compete and contend,

When a notion of lost, or losing, is an only confidence.

 

Yet there is a lake of fire in death,

Where it is too painful to enjoyably swim,

Where all yearn to be ash,

And the cognitive ash yearns to be mad.

© 2014 Austin Davis


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I like that premise...A splendid read and write...:)................

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Added on April 29, 2011
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Tags: Solace, Death, Madness