My Australian Raven

HoboBilbo

I wish for you to be my Mistress Death --

My black-winged angle --

And the theft of my breath --

 

Though I know not your name --

Nor even your crest --

I wish to be --

The theft of your breath

  • Author: HoboBilbo (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 21st, 2023 07:03
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • HoboBilbo

    I'm looking for criticism. Please strip this to pieces and berate me.

  • Doggerel Dave

    Masochist.

  • 2781

    That's dark.
    Boho

    • HoboBilbo

      Negatively or positively?

      • 2781

        Depends on which side your on.

      • Bobby O

        Who’s stealing who’s breath?

        • HoboBilbo

          The idea was we were stealing each other's breath. I admit it's unfinished & I don't believe it will be finished; I've lost what little talent/skill of the craft I've previously had. After it's first writing I felt as if it needed a middle/second group of stanzas for clarity & to bridge the two you see together.

          • Bobby O

            Nothing wrong with a work in progress. Took me six years to write this
            Check it out. It’s presented on video Of you like either Jazz or Hip Hop it might interest you.

            https://mypoeticside.com/show-poem-163174

            • HoboBilbo

              I quite enjoyed your work. I was in the tail end of a depression when it was (part and partial) whispered into my ear by some voice other than my own; the individual who was on my mind when the poem came to me - they and I no longer speak. My internal voice for poetic inspiration was muted by a medication about a week after this post (I'm off this medication now as it was making me behave like a cold, manic robot). I appreciate your message, though.

              • Bobby O

                Dig

              • Thomas W Case

                Wow, dark.



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