Eden's WarA Poem by PerditionYou came upon your causality Strange With its surfeit and cradled Miasma Framed in this
dismal lost cinema of blue The regiment of clouds, reigned high Skin warmed by your patience for slow suicide- It takes lifetimes to heal And in the end it kills us all A wish, God-cocked As we waded against his Eden, Even trees were plumbed, so it seems, into trap doors Absorbing, as they closed All memory- Night, like the deserted dog upon cannibal night in
trinkets wore on So, into the lie you lunged Head strong through death’s screen and once through its taut
wires Millions of stars were formed from all that burned inside of you And again, a new child was born like kindle That very same night. © 2014 PerditionReviews
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