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Necropolis

Should be dead by now,

 

These thoughts

 

Shamed by the harsh light of the day.

 

But even the night is no haven,

 

For as I hide

 

There in the necropolis

 

of my broken dreams,

 

Your specter beckons

 

And impregnates me-

 

verse of gloom given birth,

 

ghostly beat resurrected.

 

 

This bed should be the grave.

 

But even sleep you own-

 

Your name engraved

 

On the epitaph.

 

Reverie you claim-

 

Your story is the dismal chanting

 

on every corner.

 

 

And rising in the morning

 

Is like of a starved vampire.

 

No satiety is found,

 

For everyone walks now

 

Under the daylight

 

With cold hearts,

 

Including you.

 

Naughty imps on their eyes,

 

Cruel devils on their heads,

 

Cunning wizards on their lips.

 

Their violence I feel,

 

Harboring on silence.

 

World is a big necropolis,

 

In the guise of a glinting metropolis.

 

 

I wish to mourn,

 

Shed more tears,

 

But redemption never comes

 

To this warm heart

 

Molded it self to be filled by you.

 

For the way to the fire

 

It sought but never had,

 

Is bound down, down and down.

 

Devouring it like a quicksand

 

But never grants death nor life.

 

 

If time comes

 

That it turn to snowy pulse

 

Like those of the dead of the day,

 

Will your tears and the roses

 

Finally be offered mine?

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Written by
ronald-ryan-carrasca
Filipino
Published
Jul 20, 2010
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