Tuesday, November 30, 2021

Death’s Clarion

 


Lady of Death, the scowl of the night-
Leadth thee to barbed spite upon thy twain, 
How ye purloin thoughts 
of trite liaisons-
Maybe ye could loveth more 
if ye could speak in poetic tongue-
Woe, your spirit is broken and 
heart asunder, your dead rose
will never grow beneath frozen
snow, warm breaths, and soft 
whispers, will melt away more 
than the gods of love. 

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