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II. Beacons In The Smoke
This poem is the continuation of "I. Letter From A Ghost"
[font=Sylfaen]There are beacons, I recognize them;
prismatic shadows making sense of
this whitewash. Their energies bleed
out into the atmosphere - a full spectrum
of polarities that tear a dispersive rift
in my chest.
Ethereal winds carry me to the nearest. I am
sheltered by an air of graciousness - a
home-dweller, surely, to take me in.
"Whom am I to thank?" I spake aloud,
only for my beacon to shy away and
make shrill the delicate air.
When was it in my alteration to
this bedamned nothingness did death
make a monster of me?
[font=Sylfaen]There are beacons, I recognize them;
prismatic shadows making sense of
this whitewash. Their energies bleed
out into the atmosphere - a full spectrum
of polarities that tear a dispersive rift
in my chest.
Ethereal winds carry me to the nearest. I am
sheltered by an air of graciousness - a
home-dweller, surely, to take me in.
"Whom am I to thank?" I spake aloud,
only for my beacon to shy away and
make shrill the delicate air.
When was it in my alteration to
this bedamned nothingness did death
make a monster of me?
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