Solitude

Lorenz

A day, a solitude .

That caricatures life 

in the mask of another 

fixed in a bitter smile..

The artists' entrance 

is for despair 

who drinks a last beer 

before falling asleep 

in the deep of the oblivion's  scum

Without even  a good night 

or a glance for this illusion 

of wise communion ...

 While waiting for the end 

we finds the words for a testament,

wreck of the carnal ,

drift into the gutter's channel ...

Anguish always strikes at midnight ,

after the last guest  removal 

and the first ghost arrival ...

Bottles are empty 

from all reason and venison...

Carmin imprint on the lips of a glass

what was once a kiss

from Magda Goebbels...

Solitude is cabaret parody 

applauded by corpses in disguise ...

Acrobats swinging on the spider's vibe.

You'll end up , poor failed actor,

into the lethal arms of a worldless doll

who believes she  exists, 

coming into play for a handful of pixels...

In the early dirty morning, exorcised... 

Always so alone in our inner crowd...

Tell me, doctor Freud ,

why this instrument of evil  ?

 

 

 

 

 

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  • sorenbarrett

    Lorenz a powerful poem with many great lines and images. It speaks dissolution, manipulation, delusion and a world where they all exist. A fave

    • Lorenz

      Thats the question or the answer ...Is solitude instrument of evil ? Thanks a lot for fave !

    • Cheeky Missy

      Tales of Hoffman rears its head, only wearing nary smile on his face, the ghastly, macabre face of reality fewer know so well as the artist delineated to rather exquisite perfection on one angle, that emptiness which haunts our driven pursuit unmasques itself herein and we recognize each other in a glance. If only Sigmund hadn't been so rebellious he might give a satisfactory reply. Oh, I love how capably you've woven so much into this swatch, making it a keeper. Gorgeously rendered with excellent imagery and a fitly haunting poignancy. Thank you for sharing.

      • Lorenz

        Just write to the dark it answers eventualy between sink and grave...

        • Cheeky Missy

          Hahaha. If I dare try that it'll gladly cozy up with me until I squirm.

        • Ellen Marsell

          The text deeply moves me. It pays tribute to the quiet tragedy that artists sometimes endure.

          • Lorenz

            Stage door to silent tragedy .



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