Decadence DeepA Poem by Dalton
Blessed be thine every suffering,
like the black breath of a vestal coal miner. Begone O desire for any buffering. Like the soot seeped lung, I keep thy liner. Blessed be thine only ruby acquired. This afternoon, I remember the morning sky. Begone O stone, you're all-too-desired. "In my hands you were warmed", I sigh. Cursed be my orphaned outcries like fell chicks from their nest. Begone O swarm of fervorous flies. I swath at them, and try my best. Cursed be my end Thou sent my hopes and wishes down the bend. Begone O lover - decadence deep. In your presence I suffer; in your absence I weep. Holy be my lit lantern and vapid hope. At the entryway, you hold sticks of dynamite. Begone O kerosene and wet wicks of rope. Alas this refuge caves in left and right. Holy be thy deathly dismissal Like starving a young robin of his worm. Begone O thief, you have my acquittal. The famished bird is be taken on the berm. © 2016 DaltonFeatured Review
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