Winters Lament

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Thunder rumbles across the skies
a bolt of lightening; dazzles her eyes.
And there within a brief disguise does lie
The dreams quagmire in the earthen field.
Her eyes did grasp with that single explosion
Of light; the caked clay and brick browns erosion
Of gossamer hopes and whispered aspirations.
Buried neath the sodden, thatched demonstrations
Of despair and ill repute,Of Fates
And furies remonstrations
Reminders of the unholy and foul consecrations such
Soil tainted with deeds undone, and unspent times
Devoted to the heart most hideous, devilish crimes.....
Spied she did, in that singular lighted exclamation
Her hopes still buried neath that sorrowful detonation
Twas her last chance at salvation but now lies buried
In the soft topped-muddy fields, frozen grounds below that
cannot yield up those fanciful visions.......lost
lost
lost......
Buried forever.....and yet seen again and again.....
In blinding clarity...............taunting, teasing... tormenting..........
Death would be the only respite....from this
darkened woefilled delight and then...perhaps beyond
the grave..................the misery would still
call her it's slave...
Copyright Dancers Inc. 1997.



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