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 Dec 2019 Eli
Sin
Return
 Dec 2019 Eli
Sin
For now the winter bites
Breath stolen by the cold fingers
Of the nights frost
Hanging in the still air
We shall return to our motherland
Victoria is the name
Pressed onto cracked lips

Let the fire of saviour burn tonight
As we prepare
For thine enemy shall taste
The cold arrows
Peirce the breast of harlots
As we march

Bear skin warms our back
And norse songs pound inside souls
Of brave warriors
Beneath the silver moon

March march march
Until this land is free again
And we return
To the love of the
Summer angel
 Dec 2019 Eli
Erian Rose
The moon danced on our fingertips
Clenched in our fists
If it wasn’t for this
I’d be hypnotized by your kiss
 Dec 2019 Eli
Erian Rose
I didn't hear what you said
But that smile
That smile makes it so easy for me
To drown in a feeling never to come true
 Dec 2019 Eli
Erian Rose
missing you
will be hard
but finding you again
is worth forever
 Dec 2019 Eli
Erian Rose
jellyfish
 Dec 2019 Eli
Erian Rose
I see you in the sky
Like jellyfish see
The ocean's shining dew.
 Dec 2019 Eli
Erian Rose
Bloodstained skin
Isn't the answer
For a heart broken in two
One of my friends is thinking of leaving - for good. I don't know what to do. I really care for them but they think life isn't worth it anymore. I need help.
 Dec 2019 Eli
jordan
web
 Dec 2019 Eli
jordan
web
spider
darkly  wary
spinning  snaring  paralyzing
creature    legs    predator    fangs
waiting  watching  anticipating
beautiful  venomous
being
Diamante Non Rhyming Form
 Dec 2019 Eli
Colm
Deep and somber currents cold
Turn beneath a calming surface young
As darkness subsides above as below
No older have I grown

(4LINE)
The vision - A Pond Slowly Settling and Freezing
 Dec 2019 Eli
Colm
Falling stars always appear so far
So bright as they burst with their last dying light
How crazy is it to think that we, humanity
May see, but will never feel, their burning light

(4LINE)
Just writing about what's beyond the sky

The Vision - That Last Second Sight Of Some Stardust Burning Up
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