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Theresa M Rose
Poems
Jul 2015
The Death of A Queen
The taste of stillness;
Sensations dance
… along dimly lit walls;
Flickering shadows.
To what will come;
Comforts…
Gently kiss noble asp;
Make still my essence.
Grant glories to the scent
And heed these candles call,
Aken!
The ferryman knows;
It is I, Isis!
… awaiting within my tomb;
To take triumph
… over empires
And, bid Ma’at
… make ready the scales.
A mute tongue speaks,
Now, even I must obey.
Take me, take me now,
… beyond the veil;
…to my most noble love.
Venom seeps deep to the breast;
Still warmth, trickles slow…
Truth drips of love;
Flowing trials;
Blessings of surrender
My Beloved goes in advance;
Does desire deceive?
… am I the fool?
Is now, pleasing time?!
Or, is love stronger
… than all defeat?
Come; Come
Take me to the land of Reeds.
Charms beguile…
My bed waits;
My dead-book, done;
Shimmers of gold, ready;
Royal garments adorn!
I am Phoenix!
I am Queen;
I am Pharaoh!
To my glory;
My, Mark Anthony!
The cosmos awaits.
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Theresa M Rose
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