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. In the absence of her— The night is long and I am still, Breathing in the vacant minutes That fade and fall only to reappear When least unbidden, when only lost In droning dream my heart is bleeding, For final days to come, if only as delusion, I wait for the bewitching hours of drunken wine And tearing rose, until it falls, all goes running, Her voice like apparition comes, so sensual Are the hours— that long for the body of her Voice, the crisp cantatas of her woken eyes, The blush and the strums of her fingers, fey As they mercilessly play with mortal mine, In these last, longing hours I am— as I was, Heir to her voice, now, so— we alone toast, To my spare thee, red haired 'Green Faery,' Honored lost, sweet angel of my horror, “Le Fin Absolue du Monde.” This praise is my principality, echoes of moors, Stations, entrenched by murky moat, modes Of funereal reds— maddening strands of her Strange hairs breath, false songs, by forte Nights, wounds, crowning lips of thorn As they flower and smoke me out. How do I fear but do not dread, Regaled in crest fallen silences, My deathly aubade of days?
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Feb 14, 2016
Feb 14, 2016 at 2:55 PM UTC
Falling Star Sonata
. In the absence of her— The night is long and I am still, Breathing in the vacant minutes That fade and fall only to reappear When least unbidden, when only lost In droning dream my heart is bleeding, For final days to come, if only as delusion, I wait for the bewitching hours of drunken wine And tearing rose, until it falls, all goes running, Her voice like apparition comes, so sensual Are the hours— that long for the body of her Voice, the crisp cantatas of her woken eyes, The blush and the strums of her fingers, fey As they mercilessly play with mortal mine, In these last, longing hours I am— as I was, Heir to her voice, now, so— we alone toast, To my spare thee, red haired 'Green Faery,' Honored lost, sweet angel of my horror, “Le Fin Absolue du Monde.” This praise is my principality, echoes of moors, Stations, entrenched by murky moat, modes Of funereal reds— maddening strands of her Strange hairs breath, false songs, by forte Nights, wounds, crowning lips of thorn As they flower and smoke me out. How do I fear but do not dread, Regaled in crest fallen silences, My deathly aubade of days?
ormond
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Feb 14, 2016
Feb 14, 2016 at 2:55 PM UTC
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