Gene Isis

Gene Isis

A Poem by Stephen

Gnarled branches
extend towards
an empty heaven.

What of this life?

The blood rose,
the notes of wind,
the spires of cities,
the broken windows
of our spirit;

we are carrion
with a flare.

A blood rose on a white sheet.
A spot of matter on a hollow universe.

What of this life?

with all its' beaming tresses
and concrete rainbows of hope?

 

© 2008 Stephen


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Nice poem. I think it was very well written.

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