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Silhouettes

Silhouettes

 

Come; cried the woods

Come; cried the wind

Into the dark night.

 

The dark silent statues

with fingers grasped tightly

squeezing out the evil air, out

of it’s roof like mouth

 

Words frozen as they emerge

drifting silently amongst

those who listen. The chosen few

screeching from blood

Red throats. Baying for more

 

Winters grasp is closing down

Life and leaves are stripped bare

the summer that once was ours

is held in a sealed envelope

and fruitless amongst the unkissed bark

to settle among the Blue and Black.

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Published
Jun 16, 2011
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