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My portrait is hidden in my basement; The azure paint, Like skies of June, Is flaking like the waning moon, Revealing a monotone landscape. The hyacinth smell, Is usurped By dry, withered grass. The serpent, Dream-like, Slithers Through the underbrush, Of the tree From which I hung My soul. Let me back into Paradise lost; A blind man searching In a room full of girls For his lover. I’m searching for what Was lost, For the haven We abandoned, While the serpent Slithers ever closer To my Swaying soul.
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Oct 11, 2024
Oct 11, 2024 at 6:15 AM UTC
Portrait
My portrait is hidden in my basement; The azure paint, Like skies of June, Is flaking like the waning moon, Revealing a monotone landscape. The hyacinth smell, Is usurped By dry, withered grass. The serpent, Dream-like, Slithers Through the underbrush, Of the tree From which I hung My soul. Let me back into Paradise lost; A blind man searching In a room full of girls For his lover. I’m searching for what Was lost, For the haven We abandoned, While the serpent Slithers ever closer To my Swaying soul.
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Oct 11, 2024
Oct 11, 2024 at 6:15 AM UTC
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