Array ( [sid] => 157894 [catid] => 1 [aid] => mick [title] => crimson. [time] => 2010-03-04 12:51:50 [hometext] => Inspired by Pablo Neruda. 'I love you as the plant that never blooms but carries in itself the light of hidden flowers.' [bodytext] =>


my nights swell with Beethoven and your soft scent,

a quiet maelstrom
corroding filaments of dreams

abandoned for rebirth
in crimson moonlight.




the dawn cannot sing you.


you of the strange darkness that
remains rooted beneath
my bones,
breathing softly -

you of the dead gods that
rise in ruins,
the king of silence,
of winters forgotten,


i lay resplendent in this non-living
wrapped in your shadows arms,
bathing on the melting shores
of your eyes

like a worshiper in sacred waters.





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crimson.
Date: Thursday, 4th March 2010 @ 12:51:50 PM AEST
Topic: Sad Poetry

Contributed By: FleurdeSang



my nights swell with Beethoven and your soft scent,

a quiet maelstrom
corroding filaments of dreams

abandoned for rebirth
in crimson moonlight.




the dawn cannot sing you.


you of the strange darkness that
remains rooted beneath
my bones,
breathing softly -

you of the dead gods that
rise in ruins,
the king of silence,
of winters forgotten,


i lay resplendent in this non-living
wrapped in your shadows arms,
bathing on the melting shores
of your eyes

like a worshiper in sacred waters.







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