Bebe de la mine

By Corinthian













His fingers are speckled
with sparkling mud
blue ...
and white
cries
on old lace curtains
and champagne bottle
chandeliers
+

cracking the light
Crumbling
like
Corinthian
columns.
      
noises  
like gold
passing the
blue sun
.
foolish
converstions
with old statues
here in this
slaughtered
park




Fairies
in paradise
have the right to
hold you now




Dream two-night winter.
nails clenched in
blessed hands
Saint amethyst
nest of stones
& bottles
and bottles
of hope.
shadow
&
flame


Colorless
forehead
and shining light

sang
like
a
poem
lily .





beautiful baby
at the bottom of heaven
pray and cry and dream,
my soul sobs

bells
and
rings + 









For
my
baby
Aristoteli...






Return
If
Possible


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Copyright 2012 Dakrismena
Published on Wednesday, March 7, 2012.     Filed under: "Poetry"

Author's Note:

If they knew all about you they'd end up loving you too.
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  • FadedBlues On Thursday, March 8, 2012, FadedBlues (2168)By person wrote:

    ...there are feelings for this that can't be translated into language...they travel from my heart to yours.

  • A former member wrote: Return if possible ..RIP..... girl you are filled with angelic thoughts and much pain. I would take it from you in a second if I could , wish I could have met your little man Aris. Beautiful words as always , Corinthian

  • A former member wrote: beautiful,,

  • Devilish On Wednesday, March 7, 2012, Devilish (2657)By person wrote:

    Oh god ... WOw. I'm speechless.. I was feeling the same way today when I wrote .. My lovely queen of the waters. So beautiful.. i love you and your baby.. Scholar

  • Magdalena On Wednesday, March 7, 2012, Magdalena (614)By person wrote:

    Heartfelt and beautiful.

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