The SublimeA Poem by Riley Blackgrasp about the sublime
He finds me, His darkened eyes of ubiquity.
I live, you see, on the blurred lines of liminality. His strides prohibit every utterance of Sound, His features; rods and cones could never compound. His powerful hands will grasp you, Overwhelming, draining your life through. His incessant being is difficult to conceptualise, Green will circle black till ecstasy takes His rise. This is more than an esoteric allusion, Slanted, conflicted lines of confusion. This is the blueprint to my mind, Labyrinths to which my thoughts are confined. I let myself flow, psychological transgression, My skin drinks up every touch; impression. I feel it now, taking over my body, surging up my spine. Erupting a single tear from each gleaming eye. He is the sublime. © 2011 Riley BlackAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on April 27, 2011 Last Updated on April 27, 2011 AuthorRiley BlackOxford, United KingdomAboutI am an amateur writer who aspires to write fiction, poetry and plays for a professional career. My main interests lie in individualism and existentialism; the expression of the sublime (the romantic .. more..Writing
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