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Stonery Heart
The walls pass away
And I drift to stone,
Murmuring through marble lips,
Can you hear my granite cry?
Grinding above the ground,
Through the air, to your ear:
“Our Love is worth Medusa’s wrath.”
A banshee shriek,
A heart set to mode of dream
As I fall to dust at your feet.
Kiss my embers,
And cast me into the wind,
I’ll return again, return again
When the Autumn catches
It’s Winter cold,
When the frosted breeze
Unleashes its gust, its rust of reign.
Look for me, Look for me
In our garden parlor
Where our hearts met
And I was turned to stone.
And I drift to stone,
Murmuring through marble lips,
Can you hear my granite cry?
Grinding above the ground,
Through the air, to your ear:
“Our Love is worth Medusa’s wrath.”
A banshee shriek,
A heart set to mode of dream
As I fall to dust at your feet.
Kiss my embers,
And cast me into the wind,
I’ll return again, return again
When the Autumn catches
It’s Winter cold,
When the frosted breeze
Unleashes its gust, its rust of reign.
Look for me, Look for me
In our garden parlor
Where our hearts met
And I was turned to stone.
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Re: Stonery Heart
3rd Dec 2013 00:49am
your poem is very Gothic. tortured lovers, relegated to forlorn sculpture...
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re: Re: Stonery Heart
4th Dec 2013 1:33am
Ooooh, thank you so much, I love being considered gothic, but I'm kind of surprised. I thought this one was a lighter one, I wrote it after seeing Disney's Frozen and promising this guy I would write a poem for him. Lol. But thank you so much and I guess the idea of tortured lovers has never failed to fascinate me. Doomed love is somehow the most enduring and in stone its frozen in time, lasting beyond the eve. :).
re: Re: Stonery Heart
I'm sorry I was in the dark previously, confused and caught in the poetics of a new work. This poem had nothing to do with a movie, with a car ride, or with a new manly muse. This had to do with one man, one muse for a million words. This had to with my tortured love story. Real, not fiction... So real that the next time I touch him will be his hand cold in incarcerated stonery...
Re: Stonery Heart
3rd Dec 2013 1:42am
re: Re: Stonery Heart
4th Dec 2013 1:29am
Awww... thank you. :). It must be my nose, according to physiognomy, its embroidered with creativity. Thank you nose, we're in this together! Haha, and thank you so very much to you as well Poetikmind. :D.
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4th Dec 2013 1:38am
Re: Stonery Heart
3rd Dec 2013 10:04am
I fell in love with this from the first stanza. Brilliant imagery. Great write
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re: Re: Stonery Heart
4th Dec 2013 1:37am
Awww... Thank you so much. When I stop panicking because the Page is blank and white and lined and it doesn't like me and then actually take a deep breath and close my eyes, the first words will begin to engrave themselves on the back of my eyelids. I'm glad you like my eyelid words and my imagery, I love to see things and feel things and hear things, part of madness I guess. Lol. Thank you again. :).
Re: Stonery Heart
4th Dec 2013 1:35am
Re: Stonery Heart
9th Dec 2013 3:32am
Ah a very refreshing write. I found myself in a state of tranquility while reading your Gothic write. Well done.
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Re: Stonery Heart
10th Jan 2014 4:06am
Kiss my embers,
And cast me into the wind,
I’ll return again.
The most poignant lines I want for my funeral. This is one and they can read it again at my next arrival.
And cast me into the wind,
I’ll return again.
The most poignant lines I want for my funeral. This is one and they can read it again at my next arrival.
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