Delving Quite Deep..

By Spiritus_Frumenti

Insidious is thee,
Who rummages through fallen psyches
Delving quite deep
Beyond remorse,
In a way farther than solitude wishes to go
Where thine eyes remain shut
Or else wither by the absolute sorrow
Devoured by tears insomuch the clouds
Could never rain enough
Where the skies are always gray
And the wind forever feels like an artic chill
An atmosphere so cold and desolate
Betraying the passion of yearning –
so fervently searing in their souls

How to live, I ask thy lovingkindness,
Who’s ways have perpetuated nothing of hope or understanding
Marveled at how we still want an answer
After immortality has passed us
And expressing woe has reached every possible sigh,
Every possible word,
Every possible stare into the infinity of unhappiness...

Copyright © Juan Antonìo Thomas, 2005

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Published on Wednesday, May 25, 2005.     Filed under: "Poetry"
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  • shadowsinthelight On Thursday, June 16, 2005, shadowsinthelight (146)By person wrote:

    There are only a couple of people on this site whom I envy for their mastery of their art, you are one.

  • Solace On Thursday, May 26, 2005, Solace (1069)By person wrote:

    You stargazer, you delver of the facets of every diamonds flaw...Like some master craftsman you painstakingly create, consume universes of language and expell them as this utterly beautiful and completely devastating art...brilliant...

  • smearedXmakeup On Thursday, May 26, 2005, smearedXmakeup (19)By person wrote:

    a-mazing description

  • DarkDruidess On Wednesday, May 25, 2005, DarkDruidess (326)By person wrote:

    this left me asking myself questions that are always hauntingly around...damn, and I only wanted to get drunk and pass out...

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