I wake and feel the Earth upon my head
With Atlas limbs; I still can't hope to bear.
Strength seeped, my saviour is a crevice thread,
Behold! The Chasm; kneel! Gravity's dare
And yet the Blue, inert despite her reap.
The calm, sweet tunes so rest me on a cloud
Or caress my soul to a soudless sleep...
I dream of dusk and hope to shout aloud:
"O lo, the Sun, he gives the sight of truth -
This pain is not the end of you." I gasp,
And grasp, I draw, fulfilled breaths for my youth.
The sheets that shroud me dampen the vile rasp
That comes in vain, O bless! Hawk ascension
I go beyond divine intervention.
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Author:
Vaeu (
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- Published: September 27th, 2018 17:12
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Comments1
Vaeu, this is such a beautiful sonnet. I was specifically impressed with how you've woven such powerful images into the quatrains.
Thanks for posting. Great job! 🙂
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