fata morganaA Poem by disfictionmay 23rd, 2007phantomed by the bright singularity almost reflected in the roots her suns sparkle through dew drops infinitely flowering into countless rainbows of angles spewed is this an illusion, a trick of the eye? soft, love, lie me down to your cool sheets; entangle me wander-proof your lovely china, i shatter all that glares and all the moving parts come drifting, lonely back to me i say "go on home now, tonight is a curse of old times just to honor her cordially, i drank the salty mist that came in through the trees she laughed and my throat then burned with the hate of all dying moons, who fall back to their weeping mother, crumbling to her womb gravity collapses with the upturned sand in a storm of orange and grey the palm trees scream for me to stop time's decay but all i dream is me, almost reflected in the roots" © 2008 disfictionReviews
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