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Dan Hess
Poems
Nov 2019
He Who Would Swallow the Stars
Adorning madness, sacrosanct
Bemused in my internment
To rile in the utter, rank
Entrails of my dispersement
Abhorrent wells of isolation
Portending masks of weight
To sit in sorrowed degradation
Doomed to always contemplate
Oscillating information
Wrought upon the intonation
Of the songs of overlong
Approaching condemnation
Oβ force of magick whose affront
Should emblazon darkened skies
Captivate mine with endless want
Or give me my demise
I glue my eyes upon the stars
Stretch my gaze oβer the vastness
I swallow the universe from afar
Now chockablock with blackness
Consumed with empty melancholy
Cursed to mend a mind afray
As hubris is my greatest folly
To swallow night and abandon day
Written by
Dan Hess
27/M/MO
(27/M/MO)
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