<i>Kings And Queens</i>

Kings And Queens

A Poem by Alskar

Confined by yellow which tombs
My mind, my sense, but mostly
Our passion. 
I could lift to a world of high blue
And clouded fancy, but then
Truth would sink beneath 
The ethereal and untouchable.
There I would blaze 
In some inherent, persistent
Anti-glory. 
As burned a mark as
The spell you’ve left on me.
My signet dawn will clash 
With your well-versed nightly
Fantasies. We cannot touch but
As positive as the seasons
The spirit will stay the same.
True to speak that I could waste
A life in the far-off heavens.
Contemplating with drum to chest.
True enough we may clash
Or come together in choked heat.
Or on the wave of sugared ground.
But this, itself
Is stuff of quests and legends, kings 
And queens. You are not the first
Who has been out of reach. But
You are the first I have truly known.
By this, I bequeath to the world
Our kingdom, and long live. 

© 2011 Alskar


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I'd have to say that I comprehend this more than completely...
As soon as I started reading I knew where I fit-- like a little headache between the lines; within-- this poem caught my heart.
I cannot touch your raised glass through this riddled screen, but I touch my mind to yours when I say "thank you", and "Long live The Kingdom".

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.



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beautiful

Posted 12 Years Ago


Good style you have going here

Loved the wordplay you have going on here, for some reason the line "Contemplating with drum to chest" sticks out to me.

Well-Penned and a sweet poem!

Posted 12 Years Ago


WOW! You are great at what you do! I could never do anything like this!

Posted 12 Years Ago


Well penned :D
I love it!

Posted 12 Years Ago


I enjoy your style. A strange relationship, but it's explained very well.

Posted 12 Years Ago


i love this poem. it approaches love in a way that is not exactly platonic, but definitely not lustful, either. the metaphor you use is interesting because of the romanticism in the subject of the metaphor, and not only in the narrator's feelings for his/her love. absolutely wonderful!

Posted 12 Years Ago


It is poems like this when I think that being able to understand what was going on through the author's mind when it was written would give one the key to the universe.

An interesting love poem on several different levels. But are the quests and legends worth it in the end? Or is longing all we will ever have?

Posted 12 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

My Favorite Line: As burned a mark as
The spell you’ve left on me.

Such pure energy, I love this poem.

Posted 12 Years Ago


Well thought out, bravo :D

Posted 12 Years Ago


Words and phrases combined cannot be formed together to compare the amazement of both your talent and excellent job on this.
I'm sorry but I have no advice to offer for this is work of a true inspiring artist indeed. ^_^ thank you for the amazing breath-taking write.
Chris Thompson wrote exactly what's needed to be said. Great review on his part.

Posted 12 Years Ago



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Alskar
Alskar

Edinburgh, United Kingdom



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