Two Throwaway Poems

lucaso

Clocks Melt Gravestones (Crazy Bones)

 

Clocks melt gravestones, stars melt the knees

Of funerals carnalled by moonlight;

Bark devours claws in rubber trees,

The dignity of Gnostic tombs

Is the sleepless cock’s circular chime,

Mornings orphan the Sun which looms

Dawn, an echoless stadium

Filling itself with pales of light,

Ancient monuments rot the breeze

And our breath sways the planet’s plight;

Clocks melt gravestones, stars melt the knees

Of sepulchre’s exiled by night,

The smirking corpse collecting seas.

 

 

Tragedy cracks wreak (Samuel Stone’s epitaph)

 

Tragedy cracks wreak across roots and moss,

Spirit chiseled in stone reflecting rock,

Sprouting from undulating pyramids

Returning itself to October’s gate.

We confer whether or to let the flower

Morphing into black and white cats inside.

 

It’s odd, childhood beauty dismantles here. 

Things only forged or fully grasped when ends

Are conceived or embodied by our forms. 

(Like the bird’s trumpet, the church bells squire)

There’s a man of sand cuffing every land,

Skipping amongst stones turned inward by dust or brass.

  • Author: lucaso (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 27th, 2017 09:46
  • Comment from author about the poem: These are just a couple of poems wrote during a test i was meant to be taking at school ahaha, just throwaway ones Any comments would be great
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Comments1

  • orchidee

    Sounds eloquent, but me brain can't seem to make much sense of it!



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