Volatile Enigma

Volatile Enigma

A Poem by Dietrich von Crowe

 

Turn thy eyes down beneath thy smile.
There, thou shalt see thy limbs
Shrouded in a nebulous, gray smoke,
And the deep-rooted sensation simmers.
An anxious turn of the face means
To cease and desist; to retreat
Thy troops from the malevolent fray,
From the evil absence of harmony, –
Or fulfilled darkness of thy heart.
Fiend, blackheart, thee whom Faustus
Befriended with immortal intentions,
Why art thou sitting so silently?

© 2009 Dietrich von Crowe


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Wow....incredible depth and tone, and wording that brings the etheral vision to frontal view,
no doubt a master over his own work, rightly so the meaning and style reflect a scope
with heightened feature, defining what it is to astral project and look at the third body
hidden in the shadow, intently relatable


Posted 15 Years Ago



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Added on March 2, 2009