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The Phoenix King To the tower The rogue watcher With skylight eyes he climbs high Passing his fears and the lies of civilization. How I wish he had my comforts Of warmed Herbs And Turkish pillows And Lanterns rumbling with the purrs of lions. How I wish I could walk with him Through portraits long-forgotten To get lost in love Found by her brooks Of magical kingdoms, fern-laden. But he wills to climb higher Than the rest of us wingless-beasts His eyes gaze out into the sea Perked to warn of the coming storm Those that wait below his feet. He is not the Broken King He is the Robin’s egg of Spring A seed sprouting wings of lace and crystal blue. He has soaked up the Star shine He collects every drop of dew And scatters these diamonds from his pencil-tower Like birdseed for pigeons Granting every falling wish -Its truth.
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Mar 21, 2012
Mar 21, 2012 at 8:21 PM UTC
The Phoenix King
The Phoenix King To the tower The rogue watcher With skylight eyes he climbs high Passing his fears and the lies of civilization. How I wish he had my comforts Of warmed Herbs And Turkish pillows And Lanterns rumbling with the purrs of lions. How I wish I could walk with him Through portraits long-forgotten To get lost in love Found by her brooks Of magical kingdoms, fern-laden. But he wills to climb higher Than the rest of us wingless-beasts His eyes gaze out into the sea Perked to warn of the coming storm Those that wait below his feet. He is not the Broken King He is the Robin’s egg of Spring A seed sprouting wings of lace and crystal blue. He has soaked up the Star shine He collects every drop of dew And scatters these diamonds from his pencil-tower Like birdseed for pigeons Granting every falling wish -Its truth.
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Mar 21, 2012
Mar 21, 2012 at 8:21 PM UTC
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