To Accommodate This Mind

aDarkerMind

to accommodate this mind.

lost in sulphur

brighter than the fig of no domain

where eyes of man stream endless

to exist through hibernation.

no contact made through food of sudden thought.

 

a world of deepest sleep

wakes it's dead through the heart of rook and blide.

be born again in deserted cenotaph

a latter-day saint the second time when asked

to second-guess the second time we grow.

 

who knows which is brighter than a word.

let rave the dance of leprechaun and ghost

they are precious, they are tin

kindling for the fires of the heart.

where starts so ends the envy of it all.

 

no more this touch of spite, this cutting edge.

there is water here, somewhere

between the lilly and the rose

where heaven hides no secrets, holds no fears

to accommodate this mind

unapposed. 

in the wake of what remains.

 

 

 

 

 

  • Author: Melvin James (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 11th, 2024 01:33
  • Category: Unclassified
  • Views: 13
  • Users favorite of this poem: Teddy.15
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  • Teddy.15

    who knows which is brighter than a word.

    let rave the dance of leprechaun and ghost

    This is wonderful a profound

    Hey top of the morning dearest Melvin, you know a Gentleman who is lost will always find his way in the end. You are one of my most inspiring poets Sir. 🌹

    • aDarkerMind

      and you mine Teddy.
      love the honest and positive words you write.
      very uplifting.

      hope you are well this sunny morning.

      and.....England won!
      time to celebrate with a full english o;)

      • Teddy.15

        England won it was a fantastic bloomin nail biting game, at some points I was hiding behind my pillow. Come on Sunday!
        ♥️ 🤍 💙

      • Thomas W Case

        As good as it gets. Superb work, my friend.

      • Cassie58

        I especially love the wording in your final stanza Melvin. A fine piece of poetry. Much enjoyed. Have a happy weekend.

        • aDarkerMind

          thank you once again Cassie.
          you have a happy weekend as well;



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