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madness of the moon
Contributed by
matlock
on
Wednesday, 2nd October 2002 @ 07:40:00 AM in AEST
Topic:
FriendshipPoetry
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night rails,
her onyx digits dialing up the dark within me,
so delicate as they prod into my dank,
proposing parchment, and present, and prize,
only deceiving the wild and tufted child,
who rants and kicks on the marble tiles,
presentless, unbathed and addicted,
yet, again, I sit alone in this party,
crushed goblets and broken hearts splayed,
as the record skips on its last note,
and the streamers sleep like asps and rattlers,
coiled and cognizant of my every move,
See the invitations forgotten,
as twilight twirls in drunken spills,
like the strangers haphazzard in my head,
and night stains the horizon,
while the ink creeps over rise and river,
and morning's shadow-orphans hovel outside of my window,
I burl into her beds of briar and bark and black, determined to shred this veil of darkness,
as my horsemen and I are steadfast
traveling behind the midnight waterfall,
our shadows bleak in winter's reflection:
we are warped apparitions of lurching moonlight
to only again prevail in puzzle and frailty
as we descend deeper into my oblivion...
Copyright ©
matlock
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2002-10-02 07:40:00]
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Re: madness of the moon
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by Opium on
Thursday, 7th November 2002 @ 08:50:23 PM AEST
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