for you, immortal son of weathers caged
age comes now creeping flesh of burning womb
the chanceless farming sun-seed for the level land
hearts of bone cracking sun as the faceless grip
tightens earth and moon to crystals gaze.
for you, immortal daughter of mapless trees
grows atlas eyes as antlers walk unhindered
as blind as blood as floods the madmans mind
once bright as flame as tall as muscles murmour
now shaped as scissors limping like a whale.
for the life that dipped its' wishbone in your silence
I to have dreampt of death in our quiet room
alone aside the moth-maid for my lantern
flighting corn uncommon to my spoon;
for me, the son of placid love-nest in a dull dream
bathed in red milk gifting sponge and whisper
the crisp night air as cold as winters thighs
now wraps his fabric high above the sequins of my mist
my curtains drawn and quartered in a blood-cell;
for the life that shaped its' colour to your eyes
I to have seen the henchman taste the venom of disguise
now sun and moon rage war this circled passageway where hides
the duelling seeds not once we dared to spy;
for us, the son and daughter to the plague
witnessed tallest tales as told in playwrights den
we are two alone in our dark room of endeavour
a moth-maid to my merry-aches of fever
we will dance to death as Ravens in our cage;
- Author: Melvin James (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: September 5th, 2021 06:24
- Category: Gothic
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