Closure

Closure

A Poem by riskrapper
"

finding closure

"















Milton's Mysterious Dream

William Blake


my sister called

"they shot that b*****d in the face.

finally justice served!"

she shouted


from a squalid pit

an angel rose

to kiss

my cheek


she was someone

I once knew

she told me

she loved me


her kiss

warm and delicious

as I remembered it


her lips as soft

as my now 

opened soul

once felt them


through tears

she implored me

to let her go


she could

see my heart

was still beholden

to her kiss


her tears

an earnest

homily

of absolution


she long ago

forgot she was crying


yet I could taste her tears

her sorrows finally

released me

from my

primordial

grief


Jimi Hendrix


jbm

Oakland

5/4/11


***

© 2012 riskrapper


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"her lips as soft
as my now
opened soul
once felt them"

the appears to be a concentrated melancholy to the brevity of this piece, as if the speaker lacks the fortitude to fully get into the details of the involved pain. nonetheless, the form holds onto that changing channel rapidity that threatens to reduce our moral fulfillment. good work.




Posted 11 Years Ago



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Added on May 19, 2012
Last Updated on May 19, 2012
Tags: old loves, righteous retribution