Dust and PiecesA Poem by Phoenix
A sprinkling of dust sparkling on a sunbeam
Floating in slowing motion through my view
Brings my thought back again to you.
How a man can think his heart is lost
Only to find it beating soft beneath the moldy dust
That gathered from disuse, I haven’t the slightest clue.
Do you not know?
A heart is an eternal thing and ceases beating
Only when the veil of this plane is crossed.
A heart is never lost.
Lost a heart can never be, but damaged? Certainly!
Pieces broken, jagged, and sharp as a dagger
Thrown in anger from a scorned tongue
Fill the space that once held a whole heart,
Although I do not recall when.
The sound of shattered glass shards tinkling
Drowns the sounds of lifeblood pulsing
Through my blue viens.
A heart is never lost, only broken.
My superglue just won’t do
To mend neither dust, nor pieces.
It is time that binds the fragments
Back to whole, but scarred form.
© 2008 Phoenix |
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1 Review Added on April 3, 2008 Last Updated on April 3, 2008 AuthorPhoenixAllentown, PAAboutJust another tortured soul seeking redemption through wordcraft and madness. more..Writing
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