The Road

The Road

A Poem by Perdition

She was waiting in a coat of indescribable bliss,   
hovered with the oak and old maggoty skies, walking hand under   
wound through long spindled weaves.   
Her words, forever mired in palettes, a bricolage of miles  
blushed impressionistic;  
the dreams of sleepy leaves.   
Wings spilled into streams of serenity from her eyes  
her opiates, praying for a soul to kill,  
this huntress bound to the arrow of breath.   
It was, in end, an origin of heir  
there too a vascular beast; mindless.   
She called and I consumed in lavish fate her lair;     
Addicted to a rose.

© 2015 Perdition


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And who is the Rose
She....
Hawk who sees beyond sight shed some light please

Posted 10 Years Ago


Perdition

10 Years Ago

For everyone it is different...The road P....The road.

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