thorns i have pushed aside when you smiled upon me (finally) now tangle my limbs in bloody spectacle and angels watch but know i am fallen
i have asked the meanings deep in the winter nights hoping metaphors and blood and snow could defeat death and centuries and thought you answered with samara and forsythia now the myrtle rages here (in my dragon year) but eros is crying in the fragile blooms
what now?
and maud, does she still shine in the seafoam like a dark venus? and although you married and loved another was your heart forever dry of nectar, that sweet flood returning never?
the thorns entangle-- i crave the pierced flesh but i know if i don't find the rose soon the fay will abandon me so i fumble for luminescence in the dark in the curse from birth of belief and in the sometimes belief in the curse
(in this world that saves paper hearts and cuts out real ones)
Hi, SnowCoveredMuse, ...(in this world that saves paper hearts and cuts out real ones) is definitely more than a parting parenthetical might imply. Powerful. Thanks for sharing.
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I love the ending,
Regards Mick.
...(in this world that saves paper hearts and cuts out real ones) is definitely more than a parting parenthetical might imply. Powerful. Thanks for sharing.