Flesh and Blood

Tristan Robert Lange


Notice of absence from Tristan Robert Lange
Friends, I’m doing my best to keep up with comments. 😅 I’m still current on my own poems and first replies on others’ work, but this season has been a bit of a twister. Figured I’d drop a quick note so you don’t think I’ve vanished or gone flaky.
Read. Write. Rise. Realize. 🤘💀🖤

Here I am again,
Awake and alone,
Left to ponder life's mysteries.
But what do I really know?

The cold night air
Cuts my flesh like a knife.
The blood letting begins
In crystallized, jagged shards.

To be warm again,
To feel warmth's embrace,
To share in the mysteries
Of all that is and ever was.

I am but flesh and blood,
A man, if I can be called that,
A mortal coil, frail and fragile.
I am death's surly smile.

  • Author: Tristan Robert Lange (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 14th, 2017 00:21
  • Category: Unclassified
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