DeathRebirthA Poem by von FrosztThe din of vice and debauchery Surrounds the sea of silent screams Washing waves wantonly wisping Grasping, clinging desperately Claws of grief and anger dig Tear the flesh that scarcely clads These bones so ancient, ossified By time and deed and memory The pain of daily trials awaits Outside the doorway to a mind An angel holding sword of fire No thought may pass unbidden through As light against a prism dark The filter's bias blocks ideas That fail to fit the paradigm And threaten the idyllic lies Thoughts that creep and climb like vines Pollute as weeds destroy the scape The fertile garden of the mind Is overrun and turns to brown Flowers not allowed to bloom Stunted roots have failed to grow Barely penetrate the soil Thirst for knowledge, water pure Moisture falls from heaven high The filter opens, letting through Drink of life, nourishment Little known before this day Ignored, unwanted, never shown A way of life that's contrary A way to think without the clouds That block the sunlight, stunt the growth In time the flower, nurtured, grows Blooms and turns its face to see Sunlight blazing overhead The mind once shut opens its doors Un-shutters windows, opens wide Defenestrates itself, unbridled Sees the scape it once denied And knows the world is infinite
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Added on May 27, 2015 Last Updated on March 10, 2019 Tags: poem, poetry, reflective, descriptive, imagery Authorvon FrosztCanada, CanadaAboutSpeak truth, Speak opinion, Speak artistically. Anything else is not worth speaking more..Writing
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