Paths

Quemis

Cradle our ruin carefully
On your path toward the dawn.
The ink of time and shadow
Can obscure where you've gone.
When wicked is your hunger,
Though each stone looks the same,
Whisper again the magic;
The lesson bought with pain.

Make of your lips an instrument.
Make of our curse a crown.
Find light without a filament,
And song without a sound.

 

  • Author: Quemis (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 8th, 2021 17:51
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  • L. B. Mek

    'Though each stone looks the same,
    Whisper again the magic;
    The lesson bought with pain.

    Make of your lips an instrument.
    Make of our curse a crown.
    Find light without a filament'..
    distilled wisdom, served as a delectable poetic treat, a reading feast!
    thank you! dear poet
    (indeed, they be costly
    those lessons, bought
    by our survival of pain)

    • Quemis

      Thank you so much Mek : )



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