the moon and its tortureA Poem by Markus Anthonyanother moon poem 🌕
words simply spill out when i talk about the moon
its everlasting glory against the darkness the light of remembrance, blinding intoxicating over the course of night i am still bathing inhaling as though opium rained falsely from the sky i said my words to the moon reciting all the poems and letters I made on some I kept the tears in my eyes on some my voice cracked of laughter thinking is there a way to take your hand feel you at my side, corporeal and infinite does the moon feed from its admirers perhaps our light is its vitality and foolishly I gave away too much of my own a life source of heavy words and longing when does the writing stop the entanglement in every glimpse will it remember me when I become one with the Earth will it send back letters in my memory. the torture begins when i surrender that my neck aches in our trance my body on the ground, yawning despite the chaos, the waves in the ocean and in my heart it glows without care, never reciprocating it's time to cut the moon from its mysterious feat using a small needle to untie the thread there is pain, sure. but I can reshape the knot finely like muscle Relax, walk ahead and never look back or up, even if it tails me Truth is, a mortal like me will never be good enough for the moon, and that's alright. I promise, And whenever me meet in my destination I'll gladly say hi, and nothing more. © 2022 Markus AnthonyAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorMarkus AnthonyAboutI'm Markus, a struggling medical student who loves to write poems based on romantic impulses and personal experience. On my own from markanthony.celestial on 8tracks Radio. more..Writing
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