The Unfinished OperaA Poem by Robert Kean
A soft, eloquent, sweet tone of memories
flood my mind. Forging through the muck the heavy saturated skies of my years. Its sentimental sound plagues me drawing nearer and nearer. Foul as a corpse, joyful as a Christmas morning. A radiant, angelic, lasting harmony Trickles into my ears. Combating all the anguish all the bitterness that has come to pass. How it pulls at my heartstrings wrenching forth tears. Ill as a hornet's nest, serene as a Sunday nap. A pleasant, glorious, triumphant melody making my hair stand on end excavating my fears. An unceasing symphony never resting, never pausing not knowing when to stop. Endless as a baby's love, shark as broken glass. A brilliant, inspiring, suspended note hovering above my every step raising my expectations. Waiting for its crescendo to thunder and bring revelation then crash down into utter defeat. Swift as a landslide, slow and steady as a setting sun.
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Added on May 5, 2017 Last Updated on May 5, 2017 Tags: Robert Kean, Calhoun, Georgia, Emory, Poetry AuthorRobert KeanAtlanta, GAAboutI am a graduate student at Candler School of Theology. I have a degree in Religion from Emory University. I have previously been published in Old Red Kimono, The Lullwater Review, Pulse literary Magaz.. more..Writing
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