DeathRebirth

DeathRebirth

A Poem by von Froszt

The 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

© 2019 von Froszt


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Added on May 27, 2015
Last Updated on March 10, 2019
Tags: poem, poetry, reflective, descriptive, imagery

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von Froszt

Canada, Canada



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