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Aspersion.


'Tis densely rife  
of once stalwart breath  
heaviness
weighs upon thorny plunder  
 
Thine own hand—
perchance spun of golden fate,  
tied and earthbound— in verity of;  
 
O'Ye hearts of thieving stardust
 
Thou art cast of iwis stone  
and found lesser by jade(d) scruple
Aye, frozen just, to one's own sin  
deepest thereinto
 
Such lies the crux, herein;
the marrow of the marrow
precarious, thee skirt'd twattle
tempted soft in lesser laud  
as soothfast whisper's calms the air  
 
slowly rising, defined beats asunder;  
bleak in part is hollow  
parted thereto in sorrow
flares obvious 'tis dark intent  
 
still, I reign of fullest mighty
where thine own soul—
glows in esurient soulfulness  
and blinded righteous,
those beastly eynes
 
kindly, from first thy purpose  
beseeched pure,  
my wings
betwixt valor and virtue  
So fair,
thine ardent
streaming
colors–  
streaked
of all and every violet promise
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Author's Note
©Blu2021
An attempt to try Old World archaic playfulness within my poem. I tried! 🤷🏻‍♀️
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