angel from pharoah.

angel from pharoah.

A Poem by gunagya sokal

( pitfalls deep into the consonants of my sound,
i hear a deep black void, screaming in death echoes;
with slipping crumbles of rock, the great ledge;
on the edge of a brotherly mountain.)

*

beneath me envelopes darkness, a paradox -
of choice, letting go of the rock or holding steadfast,
to a hand,
her eyes brim with tears with every tear i move;
her heart a needle of gold,

through her kind gestures, she blesses the unseen;
god's woman,
her grace an epic of her character, feathered;
woven into the soul of her being,

and if i could write enough, i would write enough letters;
on soft, aged paper with,
cold royal ink;
my quill now bewitched by her beauty, fanatic;
in my restless attempt to capture,
that unquenchable; fleeting.

*

( unfinished works from my repertoire; unrecorded. )

© 2024 gunagya sokal


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gunagya sokal
gunagya sokal

India



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20 year old male writer. experimentation and critique regarded; i'm here to put myself out for a bit. i particularly write in avant-garde and surrealist literature. content disclaimer: strong lang.. more..