Battle For My SoulA Poem by Melody TelleriaBased on another nightmarish dream I had.A stealthy approach taken when sneaking down the hall in bare feet, clad in lilac silk, the ends of her hair curling after having tossed and turned on sweat dampened sheets and down stuffed pillows. and the heavy presence in her room that hovers relentlessly as the sun hides away and the curtains effortlessly billow. lounging on kelp adorned rocks amidst a tempest of sea foam glory, deceptive beauties awaiting weary, lust filled sailors in need of escape, and so like a sailor she's drawn to the song of eerie composition, the need to discover the otherworldly realm that has tormented her nights and find the source of song that's offered glimpses of a supernatural filled traipse. generations of secrets stare lifelessly, some somber eyed, others offering subtle smirks of scandals always dancing on their lips, now buried under earth, and we are left wondering. She holds a candle tightly, little wax droplets kissing her trembling hand, her own tradition of old. Shunning bits and pieces of modern comforts for the antiquated beauty of fire warm and flickering. its tarnished round doorknob gleaming like specks of gold with the candlelight casting dancing shadows against the wall. The singing gravitates her hand to open the door, a slight, creaky turn and solid push reveals a raging battlefield cushioned by a lush garden of extravagant flowers and fragrance, framed by exotic trees pregnant with fruit, willows, and redwoods so curvaceous and tall. raging and unstoppable in blue and orange tsunami waves of furnace heat. She gasps, and eyes water and burn at the force and intensity roaring before her, and without warning she's forced to her knees. A voice from within commands she open her eyes and acknowledge the war crazed elites. cascading hair and shimmering skin, wielding swords emanating energy pure and true, their beauty so moving, their dancelike movements refined as diamonds, inspiring tears of unknown gratitude. The demons grotesque, force of evil surrounds their decaying forms, gnarled claws grasp pikes and pitchforks that clash heavily and screech during the interlude. It's the presence that disturbed the foot of her bed at night, that feeling so heavy and sucking energy like a starving leech. Dread washes over her fear prickled body and she reaches out to the angels with a desperate plea. With a shocking spark, her inner eye sees, understands, this battle becomes vivid imagery, and I see that SHE is ME. blood thats tainted with guilt and anxiety. I reek of confusion, dismay, of weakness and pain, my heart beating for recognition as I float through murky, skeleton waters flowing into Hades. Always searching for truths and beauty, and I fall short of succeeding in the hunt for my minds realities. pierce through the wall of demons that rage and start struggling to stand strong. But the angels are immovable, their leader turns and meets my eye, and comfort and reassurance sear through me. They fight. They fight for my right to life and second chances. I'm struck with revelation that I witness the constant struggle for my soul, privileged to view the battle to keep me free. And when they open again I'm back in bed, fingers clutching the sheets and my body dewed with sweat, hair plastered against my neck. Sitting up I look around and recollect my nightmarish dream, painting a war of angels versus demons, and I know it's true, that the spiritual realm thrives unseen. There is a battle for our souls.
A gust of wind from my open windows reminds me it's the dead of night. Quickly I run to close them and glancing out I see the angry laden figure of darkness lurking in the foggy dark. And I smile as I swoosh the curtains shut, knowing that angels watch over me until i'll breathe no more and eternity shines bright. © 2013 Melody TelleriaReviews
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2 Reviews Added on February 15, 2013 Last Updated on February 15, 2013 AuthorMelody TelleriaCAAboutI am: a reader, quite sentimental, a carnivore, a lover of history, sad that I couldn't experience other eras, eager for travel, a lover of all things antiquated, a sucker for classic novels, hardback.. more..Writing
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