Of Jacob's ToilA Poem by Kristina MoulaisonLeaving our mark.A wanderer stands before a mirrored plumbless lake of furious reproach, chiseled diamonds encrusted under blankets of neatly packed clay popping to the surface, slicing through a mire of placid murky slights and imagined constraining floating bobbles along an oozing firmament
slowly fire licks run along well laid trails choreographed displays of long held yearning burning in deep dark caverns pocketed with underground ancient hieroglyph a crown of thorn encircling a maiden bare arm and branch twisted in sweet repose
tainted juice drips with malicious blood heads craned back swallowing without taste a copper tinged cocktail of mild content a cool fingered breeze feathering the void to plunge open backward in thickness dark swimming naked in salt speckled black
serpent glides breaching the glistening surface emerging wet, descending smooth, disappearing drilling unearths boiling cauldrons brimming and bubbling hisses, spitting red clay dust that forms intent, collecting magnetized particles sticky helix swirling into animate teetering legs
turquoise sparks a mingled gyrate swirl of red orange glow, dancing superior against a gray green haze ice blue creeps stealth along, forms seeming impregnable surreptitious ceilings across a false sky, still churning pacing fins breed seraphic wings with sputtering flaps availing mercy of a haloed wall, filled of virgin light
thunder pressed urgent with lusty search of stilted breath clings biting claws, a raging hope thrown wild against a darkened corridor which begs for sound and sight pleading justice for the rising gem, a raging sun, cloaked in the obscurity of rueful clandestine shimmers collectively yearning for a dawn deemed worthy of this, our eternal night
© 2014 Kristina MoulaisonAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on January 29, 2014 Last Updated on February 19, 2014 Tags: life, struggle, inner dialogue, mortality, evolution, rebirth, accomplishment, death, faith AuthorKristina MoulaisonBellingham, WAAboutI write. Read me. We don't read and write poetry because it's cute. We read and write poetry because we are members of the human race. And the human race is filled with passion. And medicine, la.. more..Writing
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