![]() irrevocable lossA Poem by Christopher Withersmidnight hair, cascades (is caught) flush against alabaster skin, blood red lips bloom with sudden ferocity in their bed of purest white, so they stand as stark as fire - caught within nights place. azure pools, uncertain, questioning, bleed their colour down virgin cheeks carving lines of loss and love, and catching mornings light: flaming and sparking in each sob. such sudden, sad, and awful beauty catches at this now flat heart. so that now, even across the many years and paths and unforeseen changes that life has laid before my tired feet, this picture lingers still, perhaps caught within some ebb of memory, flotsam (seemingly forever) anchored to my perception of irrevocable loss.
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Author![]() Christopher WithersAboutI recently discovered a user on this site had been posting my poems as his own. To combat this, I've decided to post my poetry here, hopefully stopping this from happening again. The poet in questi.. more..Writing
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