Muse

Muse

A Poem by Periac

sparkled

blue shadowed sapphires

I held these gems for what centuries occurred

as rippled waters they swirled majestic

I preferred drowning to stuttering


quill the remaining breathless ink


dear honored hourglass

pray your sand loses the way to the bottom


while crowned in current golden wheat

roots of oily night


safetly assumed the stars that creep

aloof while in flight


quill the remaining breathless ink


edged in warm shadow

those lips

presumed petals


O'

this treasure found

posed gallantly in azure cottons


soft to touch



angel-like









© 2011 Periac


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i like this very much
beautiful imagery and nice scheme
well done

Posted 13 Years Ago


Love the imagery in this. Well penned (or typed as the case may be). Kudos.

Posted 13 Years Ago


wow, very beautifully written :)

Posted 13 Years Ago


I adore this piece...so beautifully written...it has a mystical and antique feel to it...breathtaking!

Posted 13 Years Ago



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Added on April 17, 2011
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Periac
Periac

Lake Geneva, WI



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