Desert, LoveA Poem by Thomas Emile Vaughen
She spoke soft sonnet, thin and meagre wind
dancing on the tongue of a desert She reaches green fronds This last masquerade Entranced by eyes descending the depths into the remnants of an echo of an Oasis Fragile desire perilously nourished by only the remembrance of a kiss and cupped hand upon gone lover's face Sun scolding what is real - bleached white, ephemeral And the morbid songs of winged creatures waiting for magnificence to carcass so the splendour could just rot right here, and we could be the palm side spectre a secret on the golden Dunes playfully spent in said winds till the stacks of time stand silent
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Added on July 4, 2023 Last Updated on July 4, 2023 AuthorThomas Emile VaughenFloating around the north of England, United KingdomAboutSometimes I make myself a coffee, pop on the internet and write stuff. Read at your *peril*. Can be found on Substack [https://thomasemilevaughen.substack.com] or Bluesky [@cperil.bsky.soci.. more.. |

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