SyremeA Poem by Alexander FoxA daydream of sortsI was tired of walking one day. Ashamed of friend and face. I leaned against a wall to catch my breath. I thought about time, that hallowed place. And as I dreampt upright, slow, I felt a sensation begin to grow.
Starting at my ears and crawling over my face, I started to fear that hallowed place.
I thought to run, alas to late, for spiders had seen to seal my fate.
Their spindles strong against my head, I thought at first I'd soon be dead.
But on they sang,
and sang,
and sang,
and hearing their song I felt no pain.
It felt like years I was trapped in glee, but then my eyes i opened to see. And there I was, that hallowed place.
Ashamed of friend, and smile, and face.
© 2008 Alexander FoxReviews
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Added on May 13, 2008AuthorAlexander FoxMurrieta, CAAboutAh, it is the fault of science that it wants to explain all; and if it explains not, then it says there is nothing to explain. -Bram Stoker There is but one freedom, to put oneself right with.. more..Writing
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