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Carolyn Diana
Poems
Nov 2020
Masquerade Ball
The night is a sanctum
for the unsettled thoughts
to linger
I plexure memories
into cobwebs of sillage
Trickling down my cavern,
venom of lies
gifted yore
I hang them as amulets
to elude cozen
But the ways of guile
can never be elucidated
they're protean in nature
You were the puzzle
I longed to unsnarl
Recounted chronicals
alew.
Thrum of your cordolium
struck me stiff
An open book I am
I let you in
clysmic your lesion heart.
Renewed in soaring spirits
you sung sonnets of love,
recited "Ain Soph"
the esperance of morrow.
Beguiled,
I lay my viridity bare.
Metamorphosed to your true self,
gloated in glee
"I am Siren,
lured you into my entrapment"
Walloped by your mordacious cruor
Stifled, my lips eat silence.
And now whenever I hear
the word 'Love'
All I see is
how damaged people are,
All I notice is
a hollow visage.
20/7/2020
Written by
Carolyn Diana
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