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Darkness wombs the light

My heart I bequeath you

O’ stillness of my universe

I bequeath you my sanity

Spreading this cloak of being in your dust

I bow to your twinkling stars

To the waxing sun and scented grass

I bow to your springing rivers

To the parched grain and blossoming flowers

I bow to the warmth of my lover

And want of my beloved

I bow to your saccharine figs

And honeyed nectar in chalice filled

I bequeath my mortality to your transiency

Blinded by this light in game of ruse

Into your cohesiveness, I fuse

In blinkers to win the race

Espying a king in glass

Presage of being a slave

Yet when darkness falls

I furl my cloak and solemnly rise

For I bow not then

To your barren fields and waning suns

I bow not to your garish colors,

To the cloying drupe and wilted blossoms

Bracing my feeble transience

With my tenet and trail of faith

I bow to the King of kings;

Whilst I beseech for emanating hope,

In my tigers clasp, my God’s rope

I beseech,

Till the noise becomes music again

And as I gaze in the glass now,

All I espy is a beseeching slave

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Written by
sana
Published
Jan 20, 2015
Lines·Words
33·201
Notes

True, the brightest light casts the darkest shadow but it is in darkest that brightest embers can be found.

"Inside the womb, silence whispers;

Darkness wombs the light

Raging storms give birth to light"

Our fate is storm,

We are the light

We are the raging storm

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