Lucid vertigo

Lorenz

I carry within me many memories

that will never fade away .

I am not a day on a calendar .

Simply a missed opportunity ,

in a dreamlike whim,

 meditative moment 

contemplating  an inner sunset...

 Touching caress of musical inspiration,

bewatching scents and strange coincidences...

There where the shadow of Cagliostro ,

the damnation of  Crowley , 

 or when  ''Monsieur de Saint-Germain '' appears...

The angel of torment leans over my craddle,

letting the door of past regrets creak ...

All these creatures ,moaning ,sneering ,

and calling me ...

 I wake up at the hours when history sinks 

in the sulphur of tongues that embrace,

and this cold message of countless generations.

That haggard november stare ,

in search of erased  graves ,

who looks at me from the depths 

of sheets strained by delicious sin.

On the shroud of  rotting loves 

that the old dog sniffs at ...

What remains beyond nothingness ?

 Perhaps just a lucid vertigo

that drags you  into the abyss...

 

 

  • Author: lorenz (Pseudonym) (Online Online)
  • Published: August 4th, 2025 06:39
  • Category: Unclassified
  • Views: 13
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  • sorenbarrett

    Here I hear doubts and ponderings over a future not certain leaving a void. Nicely written Lorenz

    • Lorenz

      Maybe a dog will come out of the machine ?

      • sorenbarrett

        An improvement from a human

      • Ellen Marsell

        "Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes."
        In this poem, the inner gaze awakens something beyond chronology and personal biography — an eternal memory echoing through the centuries.

        • Lorenz

          This is just a lucid dream in a twilight dimension .

        • Tony36

          Great write

          • Lorenz

            Thank you Tony.Appreciated .

            • Tony36

              You're welcome

            • Sealgair

              This poem gently pulls you in - like falling into a dream you half remember. Quietly powerful, with images that linger.

              • Lorenz

                dewdrop
                on a bamboo stalk
                quiet vertigo



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