NerudaA Poem by Hollow ManThere are bodiless shadows With shadows of their own, Blood tearing canyons into hearts: They lasso stars into mud puddles And dose with children in the park. There is pure sound without throat Laying into night as rain in clouds Or feelings into funeral shroud, Dances with no one in the cold: The sound of pure cold Drowning at the heart. I see, sometimes, when alone The wind blows along the grass, Through time, future to past and back, Across clammy hands and cemetery stone, Withered eyes and grey face At a pace faster than lips last kiss But slower than light’s last breath. I can feel it blow the bodiless sheets Freeze the fingerless rings Kiss the faceless fear and stare The gazeless stare into the ground © 2010 Hollow ManReviews
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Added on November 16, 2010Last Updated on November 16, 2010 AuthorHollow ManStafford, VAAboutI was born an old soul. Such is life. I live in a wasteland town in Northern Virginia. Poetry is solace. I run an online literary journal titled Toska with my best friend, which is now accepting submi.. more..Writing
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