Artwork by Celestin Munezero |
Haul the clouds
Behind the mounts
Sail dreams
Along the
tides
Think of not
to write
To write is
but to breathe
Muse rather
to reads
In the eyes
of the skies
Countless
are the Words
Foreigners
but to the Author
And as night
roughly befall
Mourn not my
strangest of the souls
Recollected
are poetries to recite
Engraved
onto the flaming of the time
And onto our
blankish memories
Us the
flails, us the despairs;
Onto the
diaries of the greatest of our coevals,
Onto the
hearts of the heartless poetesses
Who’s to
redeem the worlds of the rightful?
If not the
Sun of the mighty kingdom
Oh!
Brethren, hear not my cries
Cheer not to
my laughs
For they are
mere counterfeits
Just as
heavens are to the nightful hearts
Be Solomonic
in reading my eyes
Be! As a
mirror in the desert reflects sun rays
Birth the
right in the wrongest of the moment
Thus the
wrong in its righteous orbs
Sons to the
sinful mothers
Daughters to
the vileful fathers
Heed me not,
I’m temporary
Yet
permanent as the Change His-self
You’ll
notice my gust tailing
Not until
I’m done will you be.
I don't know if you noticed but your composition takes the shape of a Christmas tree in this arrangement. The poem has an excellent poetic flow to it.
ReplyDeleteI hadn't noticed the Christmas tree shape. Hhh... Anyway, thank you very much Simon, I greatly appreciate:)
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