A walk upon the waters; nigh
Shalt not split thy vein
Lest furtive glances; sigh
To bear upon His Name.
What twills apart my Being
Must extricate a feeling
Is truly trying triumph
For brew upon the brow.
If moorings mast is cracking
then ****** upon the wind
for deeper trust be lacking
my Bow I must rescind.
a Keeper of her stables
should roll up bales of hay
a Reader of her Fables
would wish to port her Bay
Make for meager living
In a time as starkly stout
To climb upon the mountain
Into the tempest, Shout!!
Oct 27, 2014
Oct 27, 2014 at 12:56 PM UTC
A walk upon the waters; nigh
Shalt not split thy vein
Lest furtive glances; sigh
To bear upon His Name.
What twills apart my Being
Must extricate a feeling
Is truly trying triumph
For brew upon the brow.
If moorings mast is cracking
then ****** upon the wind
for deeper trust be lacking
my Bow I must rescind.
a Keeper of her stables
should roll up bales of hay
a Reader of her Fables
would wish to port her Bay
Make for meager living
In a time as starkly stout
To climb upon the mountain
Into the tempest, Shout!!
How I would imagine a centuries old poet's reflection upon the modern Self and greater society as a Whole. (This particular poet is a bit cynical:)
