Here's To The Dying FountainA Poem by Joanna MaharisThis piece is about an individual living with the deception of a passion that has gone wrong.Angels caress my shivering body with the softness and warmth of their obdient feathers. i am the mold that cascades over your loathsome smile. For I am succumbed by the fire that burns within your plagiarized soul where I become the melting pot absorbing your hidden desires. Seething river that dances apphonic ships, why do you wail into my darkness? Where do your armies dwell when the seeds of your mother's forgotten children sing iambic reed with the sound of your whistle? Flourish inside your unhappy brigade. For the offspring scour the walls of your elated tower with interludes of cremation. Here's to the dying fountain who speaks to me with ancient tongue. "Flourish me, my young who dance with desserters of this prized shield. Flounder are gazing upon you with a tease of salt to sow you into bridges, and raise man out of his diluted dreams. That's why they call it the red angle. We have a common love. For we can forge new and vast ideas. We have a common love. For love is the greatest destiny above all. There is no fire. We need a whole new chest of drawers. But she can't really cry. I've seen it every time." © 2009 Joanna MaharisAuthor's Note
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Added on November 27, 2009AuthorJoanna MaharisKalamazoo, MIAboutGraduate of Western Michigan University with a BA degree in Writing, which has been my passion since the tender age of six. Grew up in Kalamazoo, Michigan where I currently reside. I love to read al.. more..Writing
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