Untitled IIIA Poem by Dietrich von Crowe
I've been twice lost, once found,
in miring machination; That ball of thread, I tossed around, Lost all my fascination. Suffice to say, I'm nowhere-bound, And deep in conversation With myself, and none abound, We await the termination Of this walk, this endless ground, That defies all navigation, Of these walls that resound With roaring consternation. A blade in hand, a string unwound, A noted resignation, We feel it's time, here comes the sound Of priceless termination. It sings like angels drowned In bleak coagulation, A bleating cry, the voices gowned In baleful affectation. Ah, Here it is, the earthen mound, It draws my adoration, As the worms, the depths profound, Adorn my ruination. © 2025 Dietrich von Crowe |
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Added on August 30, 2025 Last Updated on August 30, 2025 |

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