The Clock's Sharp Teeth

The Clock's Sharp Teeth

A Poem by E.P. Robles

The Prince inclines a Scarlet Heel
Her emerald Gaze a cryptic Seal
Her Hair a Fan of argent Flame
As Rondo wanes its trembling Frame
The Glassy Hall revolves a Spell
Where Guests, like Wine, in Shadows dwell
Rose Candles blush on Lilac Walls
And Flagons gleam where Echo calls 
The Couples whirl in Trance a Dance
A Revel’s Dream of Circumstance
But near the Twelve she falters still
A Pallor grips her sudden Will
For in the din of Music’s Glow
The Clock’s sharp Teeth begin to show.
:: 01.09.2024 ::

© 2025 E.P. Robles


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E.P. Robles
E.P. Robles

SAN ANTONIO, TX



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I write a lot and I paint a lot. I think just enough that I believe I am a very crazy person at all times. I am very friendly to a fault and find life very very short. I write in bursts with each p.. more..

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