The Road

The Road

A Poem by Perdition

She was waiting in a coat of indescribable bliss,   
hovered with the oak and old maggoty skies, walking hand under   
wound through long spindled weaves.   
Her words, forever mired in palettes, a bricolage of miles  
blushed impressionistic;  
the dreams of sleepy leaves.   
Wings spilled into streams of serenity from her eyes  
her opiates, praying for a soul to kill,  
this huntress bound to the arrow of breath.   
It was, in end, an origin of heir  
there too a vascular beast; mindless.   
She called and I consumed in lavish fate her lair;     
Addicted to a rose.

© 2015 Perdition


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And who is the Rose
She....
Hawk who sees beyond sight shed some light please

Posted 8 Years Ago


Perdition

8 Years Ago

For everyone it is different...The road P....The road.

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