PerditionA Poem by icaros13
The morning Sun sheds no light, only shadow
Cold leeches into the charred, gaping chasm Of the heart's former residence, spreading to useless limbs Inutile solutions steal sleep from a mind benumbed with Too many questions, too many insecurities No regret, only trepidation of loss Valiantly waging war against self pity, I sing to the black Sun In sacred, ancient tongue, beseeching relief Monochromatic the world remains, no warmth to be found I implore the Ancestors for elucidation, for clarification But hear no whispers on the wind, only silence Alone, I stand, the remainder of once great strength Spilling into the dirt, along with my resolve I must not break, must not fall Too many others depend upon my fortitude I want to give in,feel entitled, be selfish, to weep I long to release my rage, my sorrow, to count coup But I am committed to the White Path, Red has no place in me So I shoulder the weight of my circumstance in quiet acceptance Hope for the best, prepare for the worst, and take heavy, awkward steps Knowing that eventually, I will grow accustomed to this burden © 2012 icaros13Featured Review
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StatsAuthoricaros13Kansas, OKAboutFor we have thought the larger thoughts And gone the shorter way. And we have danced to devil's tunes, Shivering home to pray; To serve one master in the night, Another in the day. ..I do love.. more..Writing
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