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The portal within thy own form doth protest those bonds;
and beholden thous graceful arch unto this Stygian realm.
Within thou compass sunken low the waters of your basin
kindred to thou and thou hast borne all too cruel a Keep;
Wist thy gaol would become Adam and reflect his suffering.
shalt this lone form be left aferd and clotting unto thy death?
Where roam'th the halls, ne'er seeing light nor freedom,
enclosed like a beast or quarry, a slack king hunts?
The burnt stone echoes so much a pain in mockery
an exit ne'er crafted and fires never squelched.
In thy agony unending, sitting and reflecting.
O' sing the darling carpet of the earth unto high heaven!
the joyous dance upon thous down is to thine delight.
spurn not the wind, which cleft thous form so softly,
wist that that glorious maiden shapes thee so divine.
Azure sky callest thy name as I spin.
Such is so perfect of a world in so many a gaily plot
in thy life the joyful art weft into it's fabric
so share thou embrace ere dawns noble light.
Lo', shan't last under falling snow, where seekth shelter
where shelter might find rest. Now enslaved by it!
In this place, no light shines save thy window to thy past.
Amidst this seething emptiness, drys the chalice of thy breast.
Here, no moon riseth nor stars shineth nor sun warmeth
and ne'er heart stireth, for these walls art poison.
Yet, in this timeless hourglass, no sand doth run
unto infinity for thy fantasy entwined within thyself.
doth mine fragile essence breathe again with sight of thee
thous silhouette eclipses thy past and usurps mine future.
Thous tenderest of forms is mine dream ere slumber
as mine gaze creepth from mine open window soul.
Thy moonlit eve glitters as a Lady clothed in silver
running fluid, the intangible specter of thee.
Shalt thy purge thyself oft and complete of thy illusion,
to bathe in thou sunlight, inside thy dream scape.
Yet when thine eyes open wide and shake thy core
at all the world around me, where thy art locked away.
Oft and days bygone wist the mists beyond the waterfall
where all that is naught becomes whole and safe.
On the wings of the Cherub, thy steeled form melts
in a silver sea which shall cover mine form
When the heavens tear is shed.
Where doth thy dream's compass lead unto
if not thou arms and heart, which fills lakes.
Thy see th' glistening tear o' the moon
wist mine dreams, wist mine spirit which lifted
as was the single drop of love which streakth the sky.
Th' budding crescendo creepth slowly unto finale
so grand, ere ecstasy of that magickal night
when the heavens widened eye wept unto earth.
Until thy dreams commandth mine waking world
none of prayer shall parley mine unending sorrow.
Thy realm of dust and dirt becomes my waking world
Perchance mine dreams come true in the 'morrow.
- Title: Window WIthin
- Artist: Macodrone
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Description:
Really following no meter or rhyme scheme, it's total blank verse
I'm not going to go into what the work means to *me* you can interpret it however you want, both how I intended the poem to be and whatever meaning you find for yourself
I hope you enjoy it. - Date: 06/04/2010
- Tags: love oldenglish death hate myonly
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