Amorphous Posted October 3, 2004 Share Posted October 3, 2004 [color=crimson][size=1]A distance in my eyes, With burdens underlined. Formulas form of sight and What I see in hymns of night Come to me, with chilled and waned Waves of shrouded mist, Gentle touch and I seem to kiss The portrait of life upon the main; we wished. Upon the crowded stars, Gliding hear in space, Upon natures scars And nothing has replaced The feeling deep inside Of floating nothingness. Wrap a shall of darkness around me So I can reminisce In Silence. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Silk raven hair, swathed in the simmering moonlight A life I am now ensnared too, in the flickering of night Beckoned on before the strike of dawn, did she call And their did I see her, a white swan, upon crimson .....................................Velvet darkness enthralled. I crouched on my knees and peered on among the brush And entangled in divine ease, did I now continue on, hush, A silence swarmed amongst the trees, it swallowed me And my aura, entranced in what was, this shivering beauty ................................................Here I felt what was to be. Eons and countless untold years passed all me by and by, And what fell in front of me, cast upon the reflection, whereby The mirrors of untold fate had let me cross her crimson path. I threw myself for her, for in love had we been, a life of untold And pleasure and sin and deafening sounds had not been contraband. .....................................And so for our paths, had been lit with gold. Auburn eyes, Iced and sweet lips, blue is all that beauty Drabbed in clothes and beyond that of sweet delusion. Like the nectar flowing from life and here upon the night And beyond, was I to find myself with her and the darkness now white. ...................................Never to be snow-blind so I could see with sight. Comments, criticisms , ect, are welcomed. [/size][/color] Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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