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"Evenstars"

It was evening in spring,

And the tides of waves --

With orbits of the silent moon,

Wax and pale, craves

Of a queen irradiate bright,

'Mid stars as Nubians ,

Reign Herself with Utopians

Beaming with light.

For awhile, I glance,

(Fair mystic chance)

Fair- so fair to me-

She flown, o'er heaven,

As holier rosemary

Guided by a fairy

Left be poison airy-

I reached toward thee:

Queen of evenstars-

For love be even,

As an enamored rose

I once leapt before-

Before- when flame grows

Into a distant fire,

Ablaze aspire

Where the cord

Of a profound lord-

Twist the knife

Against my life

Afar- far-far-far-

To that which Beauty's scar

Is worship- in a evenstar.

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Written by
apteryx
Nicaraguan
Published
Jul 8, 2011
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