Mandolins and Roses Long GoneA Poem by Michael G. Smithanguish of a broken heartBrave; a knight who believes Truly knows his
kingdom Love; maidens which men define Giving way to meanings “piece
of mind”
But, rejection; the
downfall Of all and every man Breaks “bag’ o bones”
down To alone, the
stranded upon an deserted island
More than one
hundredfold; a tales been told About loss of the here and the hereafter No longer mandolins
and red roses Euphoria long gone
with wind of blowing kisses
Raw emotions, as
rivers bleed no one shaIl rescue me From battlefield’s open
wound lacerations Fragrance once the
chamber’s lilac candle Now the stench of dead
fog filled essence
So I felt it also… Spurned love; cold
breath For all I cared, it was… “The Angel of Death” Dragging me along
to the other side of naught
Where the soul became
the prisoner caught Roaming long castle
halls divide Concrete; stone
granite Consciousness professed
immeasurably thick
High above through
a window I could still see it “Awareness” unattainable like sunlit pause While the rain mimics
torment As the hole, this allows
Day after day Pain strangleholds Rising waters whisk All rational away
And in life’s last
minutes I contemplate “was
she worth it” Then I part my lips Speaking floods "of silence" © 2019 Michael G. SmithReviews
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