Ingress

Ingress

A Poem by Owen

The words will come in a barrage
 from the overcast skies that hang in solemn hues
the aching of lost will ere on it's edge 
A dull blue landscape moans lowly
Uniform silence among the jagged stone
 with ancient tongues they herald the dawn
Gloom erased by frigid gold 
Formless as they melt from the stage
Replaced with a stoic red
The wind shrieks a bloodletted tone
 Begotten by my stench of death
as it surfed along the night air
Morbid sanity wherein all things must be undertaken 
The unhinging of self from vessel
The warm flesh of a mother
The decor in which we live!
Focused now fly the vultures
Oh harbingers of mortality undo it all!
The downward glide now commences
Onward with your ritual of death!

The eye enveloped in red, within lays death in it's truest form - neither known or unknown, an unstifled void of nothingness wherein color and meaning are bled away! Fear and regret unclench their jaws for even they are not for me, yes the pangs of existence subside.
In this egression I notice the shades of color drain
 and the monument of life itself envelop into uncertainty

© 2016 Owen


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Owen
Owen

Portland, OR



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