a tear in the glass cowl

release my veil please hear me call over the rolling waves and the static hail

. waiting to fall endlessly over this dreary sky

. far beyond the call of memory and sanity and where perception does not lie. let the madness devour you. 

fading you into the shadow of it's unholy light. 

bringing the change undefined, 

brought from the deep where all intentions and possibilities meet. 

colliding making worlds with their darkest strides. 

a moonlight tear from the gazing glass eyes neither clean or unclean a pool so clear neither light nor dark's embrace shall hold upon it's shore. whisked away from this world and from all forevermore.

Reviews

[Ted Kniffen]

Chris, thanks for this. It's very good, with a depth that pulls me in, reminds me of the poems we wrote in the sixties. It takes me on a trip to the cosmos and back again, beyond life and into that dark realm hat awaits out there. I like it. Good write.

[TheAimlessWanderer]

wow thank you so much ted it is wonderful thing to have nostalgia moments especially such powerful ones such as those i am so glad you enjoyed it your reviews always cheer me up and shake my mind a little to help me see things differently it is a good feeling (:

[Ted Kniffen]

Never get complacent Chris, keep pushing the envelope. You're a good writer.

[Julia.Moore]

A passion for haiku poetry began during world literature studies, inspired by its ability to convey profound ideas in a few syllables. Many of these haikus, capturing life's fleeting beauty, are featured in the book Blue Harlequin. Read the full article to explore the beauty of haiku poetry: https://aoidemagazine.com/what-is-haiku-poetry/

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awesome work !

[TheAimlessWanderer]

Thank you very much glad yo enjoyed it !