Ambrosia CremationA Poem by Dietrich von CroweA
wealth of vitriol This
liqueur, sweet as sorrow’s breath, Imbibed
through memory’s strongest link, That
serves a steady dose of death, Entices
with a finger curled. Enchanted
by this femme fatale, My
eager tongue, erstwhile unfurled, Contorts
to taste the siren’s call, When,
finally, it savors rest And
dries its tears with parching peace, Disquiet
stills within my chest. A
coffin nail or two suffice, But
countless warrant paradise. © 2011 Dietrich von Crowe |
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