Dead buds on these limbs to bring forth a malice spring bleached blossoms become a whiter shade of guilty red made heavy from the owl that landed in broken flight my invisible noose to hang the sun that frames thy head.
This "nothing" is a place of placid belief with stale breath cold bark decays and renews, like the shedding of sin soft cries billow forth, from a widow that mourns her lover an amnesia fills the sky; forgetting when and how to begin.
Esoteric branches that touch the hallowed questioning a perch for the soulless that seek asylum from the storm the bow breaks, another cradle will rock.....watch it fall land softly, rain shatters like glass, my blood is lukewarm.
Nature and life's renewal. So beautiful the words you created here. I read the most beautiful things in your poetry. I find myself with this one just in awe. I have to agree with the others here, your imagery is always fantastic. I love the journey. Thank you.
I don't know how you make such an agony of haunts seem so beautiful, but you do... There is the struggling life, trying to break forth from a cocoon, filled with merging and contrasting symbols... Your words play with a rhythmic, magical music that adds such a depth to life's imagery and mystery...
Breath taking... the whole time I was reading it I was wide eyed at the beauty !!! its a Beautiful and again I have to say deep... you think deep... and I like that allot... again amazing !! Your use of words and imagery are spot on ... love it !!
See, I knew something "untitled" would be well worth the read. I love this piece, I love amnesia filling the sky and the last sigh here, your closing words, they couldn't be better. Beautiful, beautifully done
Vulture death trees; they condescend to life, especially when embodied by the plump visages of the birds of patient observation; watching for the final evidence of life to be extinguished.
Icouldnt possibly give this enough credit with a review as each line is thought provoking in its own right, so i shall not do the rest a disservice by picking a favourite as they are all equally superb and just say perfectly captured, written and expressed.