Feathers of birds drip to dirt. Nails of men elevate North. Rusty scythes entwine them. The golden horn muses them. As the youth taste them only the old feels them.
Candle lit hallways see them. A grey cat senses them
Nails of birds elevate to dirt Feathers of men drip North.
Axiomatic paradigms cling to hearts and salt drips in blood. Faltering flight, crooked neck, cold hands. Eat with them tonight.
O, gentle and humble men, sworn swords! By the pages of the divine fact fight; sorrows may wait. Let not thy material blind thee but allow worldly silence suffocate thy sense.
Eateth only the bread of the Lord. Bringeth only the head of them that lay in bed while ragged dogs **** the air and clogs with brutal false held time They bark. They whimper. They squeal. Hear not their sorrow But cling to that fate which behold the divine and holy.
Nailed feathers of birds drip to dirt. Feathered nails of men elevate North.
With this poem, there are main indentations present on some of the lines. Unfortunately, the Hello Poetry format isn't allowing me to provide them.