This Hollowed Place

This Hollowed Place

A Poem by brookey_renae

Barren brick on broken logs
She stands-- clustered-- deep space--
The taste of lilac on her tongue
Breathing-- an iron lung--
As she fights to tame the London fogs,
Forever haunted in this Hollowed place.

How often can one survive many flogs
From the decaying fire lace?
Her cries for help cannot remain unsung--
The first moon, sprung.
Death shall wait beneath the ancient bogs
Forever taunted in this Hollowed place.

Be mindful of the cogs
When the clocks tick-tock in haste.
Pumpernickel baskets that clung--
Three beetles rolling a ball of dung.
Snakes eating frogs
Forever forgotten in this Hollowed Place.

Only the lovers pettifogs
Could wake her to the recognizable face--
Dark hands that hang limp around the rung,
Fearing-- They all stood among--
Crimson tears through Raven's claws
Sincerely undaunted.

© 2017 brookey_renae


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Added on October 29, 2017
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