My abysses

Lorenz

I look into the depths of the abyss ,

defying the dragon of the forbidden .

catching that burning opale gaze 

who tells me : 

 '' Come I 'll wait for you ! 

Be my object and torment ! ''

My soul is made of steel ,

and sings of suicides 

and sublime endings !

The unfathomable has the tenderness

of a child's smile ,

stretching its arms 

towards the corpse of love ...

 If you plunge 

into the chasm,murky waters ,

Teddy will be there ,by your side ,

on the psychiatrist's  sofa ...

I hear the call of the black hole ,

hell's lamentations ,wandering 

on the naked orbit of Venus ...

Straight line of a virgin page ,

leaving the scarification ...

 Now initiated to the mysteries ,

 midnight priest .

 Prophet of blasphemy .

  Ectoplasms masters .

 God of the flies 

  that vibrates in the etheric womb .

 In these times ,when death 

  wears decency .

 Peace frightens the shadows 

 lurking in the twilight ...

  Immersed in this magma 

 of lunar depressions ,

  I contemplate ,

 the monster tragic farce .

   Other me,the face ,

who mocks and rejects ,

  Murmuring : 

'' Come and dwell within me ! ''

   Cursed imprecation .

  

  • Author: lorenz (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 5th, 2025 10:34
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  • sorenbarrett

    Erupting emotions characterize this poem they shout out and all those passing. Very emotional. Nicely done

    • Lorenz

      An inspiration on a theme addressed by F. Nietszche .

    • nephilim56 ( Norman Dickson)

      bravo

    • Ellen Marsell

      From a philosophical aphorism you have created an entire tragic mystery. This gaze into the abyss becomes a dialogue with the shadow, with the inner "other", with the double who calls and seduces.

      • Lorenz

        We contemplate this monster with its farciful face !



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