DiscoveryA Poem by M. Kelly
An explosion of every sense, the tounge grasps the lamb, slaughtered and woeful demise,
The ear may recall the laughter yet cannot taste the organs,
The eyes may perceive notions of every woman and child they may have accustomed to,
But nary a sense that has longed for love as the element of solidarity spirit.
And in the dark recesses of the void, lay a ground walked upon, wept upon, and broken like glass in the furnaces of creation,
We may speak to you in genial, trivial happiness, but just disregard may be in order.
© 2008 M. Kelly |
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