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As Above, So Below

spiderweb cracks

of bare black branch

against slab of slate gray sky

 

blue sun glow

blurry and lost

shrouds the world with ice

 

bite of cold

winter wind cuts

through flesh naked and scarred

 

bone white flecks

of fractals fall

to dust the red and raw

 

crystal'd waters

with gentlest touch

melt into seeping wounds

 

frost fingers roam

through veins gone cold

seeking the vaults of doom

 

old heart in hand

black carbon char

powdered ash blown high and free

 

corpse crow caw

shattering shriek

endless echoes mocking me

 

night at noon

and no one saw

there's nothing left to be

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Written by
michael-valentine
American
Published
Jan 22, 2013
Lines·Words
27·101
Notes

I swear I didn't mean for this to turn out as goth as it did.  I wasn't this goth when I was actually Goth.  I was just trying to capture the heart of Winter, as I was feeling it just then.

2013-01-04

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