Hello Poetry
Submit your work and get some sparkles! Create free account
Tear down the clouds, kindle the summer sun Let the bright, flooding clarity come Displace the darkened world’s gloom Let all the liars speak too soon Make the wise men start to shave Give voice to bodies in mass graves Shatter insecurity, staring from its mirror Pack away the things we most fear Spark bonfires in every child’s heart Teach them love, the most delicate art Show all the CEOs what emotions are Build great ladders to hug the stars Put bows round each headstone Free the debtors, forget their loans Free every convict of insignificant crime Fill the public fountains with a hundred thousand dimes Make all the mourners dress in white lace Let the summer sun shine from every face Remove the cobwebs from the sad boys’ rooms Steal the black thread from the weavers’ looms Watch all nightfall melt away Into a celestial menagerie Stark prison of the heart Let beauty’s peaceful riot start
0
Jul 11, 2012
Jul 11, 2012 at 1:28 PM UTC
The Prisoner of the Left Ventriclle's Song
Tear down the clouds, kindle the summer sun Let the bright, flooding clarity come Displace the darkened world’s gloom Let all the liars speak too soon Make the wise men start to shave Give voice to bodies in mass graves Shatter insecurity, staring from its mirror Pack away the things we most fear Spark bonfires in every child’s heart Teach them love, the most delicate art Show all the CEOs what emotions are Build great ladders to hug the stars Put bows round each headstone Free the debtors, forget their loans Free every convict of insignificant crime Fill the public fountains with a hundred thousand dimes Make all the mourners dress in white lace Let the summer sun shine from every face Remove the cobwebs from the sad boys’ rooms Steal the black thread from the weavers’ looms Watch all nightfall melt away Into a celestial menagerie Stark prison of the heart Let beauty’s peaceful riot start
christopher-howard-gorrie
Written by
Jul 11, 2012
Jul 11, 2012 at 1:28 PM UTC
Request permission to use this poem