Stolen Night

Stolen Night

A Poem by L

I slept away the centuries
My breath was all that stirred:
Its steady rhythm
Was the ebbing flow
Of life,
As my empty chest
Rose and fell
With the mighty

Battle cries 
And love's lament
Fell against my ears,
And their consequence
Sought my consciousness,
That lay too deep
To be

No screaming birth,
Nor death the same,
Nor man who lived
Without a name,
Was the kiss
To draw my eyes
From wondrous dreams,
As the sky
Covered earth with her tears

All was still
In her last breath
When I woke as love 
And knew You 

© 2011 L


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'Was the kiss
To draw my eyes
From wondrous dreams,'

this has to be my favourite of yours i have read. love the whole concept of sleeping for centures and waking as love, absolutely breathtaking the last lines so profound. really enjoyed.

Posted 13 Years Ago



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