Nameless FacesA Poem by Dietrich von CroweA failed sense of recollection Pervades and persuades my thoughts: The monochrome impressions Of a mauve indistinction Fall away as inexorable noise. They, who appear upon the Chide and gamble in silence, Wandering through the peaks and troughs Of time, thus do they remain; Fragile inconsistencies of a dream, Subdued, indemnified by amnesia. I see one scream, and another dish Is dropped with a silent dispersion Of fragments to follow, cutting trenchantly Through the skin of resonance. Incongruous eyes pursue this mosaic Piece of stained glass, then, As the aglet of a shoelace That wears away with time, They wilt with indifference. © 2011 Dietrich von Crowe |
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