The Dying Body Chronicles 11: libation in her name
Who will forgive me?
I have broken her.
Who will curse me?
I have laid waste to her soul.
Listen, I have killed paradise,
dragged angels through torn
streets, through bent gates,
away from merciless gaze
of uprooted homes.
Someone please tell me,
who holds knife to part skin
from bone? God, I laid libation
on dust in her name, then I
entered the room & tore the roof
of rough words from my teeth
& into her throat I fed madness
that wanders rabid within me.
She doesn't deserve the horror,
this terrible place that is me.
God, how do I fold myself back
into shadows, wash clean memory
of my name from her lips?
Who will tell her that this
is a dream, that I am a figment
of her imagination?
Who will forgive me?
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A poem loaded with a dark force very well resolved, with magnificent rhythm given by its verses. Greetings, @warpedpoetic.
Thank you for your kind words