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trollish idiocy after good *** a medieval trade and mythos

spelling backwards through time,

stroke by blurry stroke

a maiden's coal-black hair regales

the flattery from her lips... and so the doom

-- and boon of a crimson warrior's arm --

was drawn from speech a flame,

and kindled mind to burn away for lust,

one speaker fed and doubly fraught

by goddess's

invention brought

to give away his name and trust,

for doppelgangers' games

and beauty

to consent~

 

that trollish abysm our aching selfhood

deems unworthy, war can celebrate:

iconic genius symbol may encourage,

it may remembrance windows of our history~

but only breath, and inner sight so keen

on solid strength of living fact

can triumph in the plain!

some semblance of an older wisdom

strains to orate still, and lust itself afar,

but brawn and tested fibrous body build

must turn the page of time;

and this, to know the truth withstood

that vision

of a perfect youth

forever,

one start and line without an end,

a floating dance of pulling under waves

that never waves as being surely does

like no ancient-honest country-prophet ever saw--

thus, remnants of the wisdom from a fallen mind;

and so he fell to her and had not her for long...

she had a wider window, immortal panes,

this temptress

suppleness of limb to shock

and shake the bones of foolish learning,

that thinks itself imbued with everlasting fame.

 

it was a mossy light

of eyelash shine

and sheen

to woo

the wisdom out,

electric sense to lure the hapless sap

into a brutish trap: to learn alone the

atheletes pathos, relearn the heart-race

from a chest of seemless vigour,

from lungs of endless winds

and legs of trunkish growth the

channels and the prism of an empty skull

instead of learned ships and foolish mimes of finer times--

he does the bidding of her will.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Written by
vircapio-gale
Published
Aug 7, 2012
Lines·Words
55·306
Notes

a mythumockery or mockumythery, if you will, of some of the classically embellished dogmas of mind-body/sex-power causality, nothing serious :P hope it entertains to some degree

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