Dreary SymphonyA Poem by DisgustLittle poem in mute nights
How much is gone and how much was lost, nothing remains and nothing can be trusted. All we bleed are all we've been fed, so we fear what we love and forget what we dread.
But morning rises in each every day, with new monsters to breach through our wounds, and eat through our faith. So I wonder, can death take all that away? No more love or dread, no more tears to be shed, only the bless of undying dreams and the madness of Mozart's violins. indarknessdwells © 2015 DisgustAuthor's Note
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Added on January 30, 2015 Last Updated on January 30, 2015 Tags: indarknessdwells, thoughts, literature, poems, writing, inspiration, poetry AuthorDisgustOporto, PortugalAbout"Think beyond all paradoxes of the mind. Unbind your imagination." - indarknessdwells more..Writing
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