A GLIMPSE OF WORDS 'I'
Dear poet,
Let time I toured your diary
There were flowers with golden petals
The darkened clouds I encountered
Bore frozen pregnancy – awaiting delivery.
Then, I knew the fate of those mounts
You castled in the air as towers
Kissing the virgin sky.
Would oceans have raged and roared?
Nay! It’s a gesture from your kind heart
Which borrow’d them crescendo.
As I stepp’d in your aero of plane expression
Calculations of metrical lines sought
Abode in the maiden’s eyes
And, I saw… walking angels.
Stars were fate-less and homeless
For the sky found them scarce
But, there they wee
In your mother’s glowing eyeballs.
O, I learned of a home for the dead
Recited as dirges; worded as elegies
For your progenies to recount
Death’s scenarios.
Elcypher.
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