Friday, July 12, 2013

An Ode to Sonnets

It's about time you're fed something other than sloppily fastened paragraphs; not necessarily graceful, but at least it has structure.


                                          With crimson, with scarlets; they bleed, have bled
Strike through in beats, my hands; of an artist
A painting, my painting of words unsaid
lack breath, this masterpeice that I detest


Into abyss, I beg, let me regress
In my own dark pleasure I lay impaled
the dusk, she tempts me, too far to surpress
for at last I may sink; my ship has sailed


 In lust after sky, for my stars don’t shine
from the sun comes no warmth, what’s left to be?
set to erode, to darkness I confine
in riddance of self, in self I set free


Asked life unto grim, why we fear to die:
My tounge’s truth, yet your’s, a beautiful lie


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