The Consummation of Minds' Reaches

By Riven Waker

The heightened sense of the pain transform
Become the prosthesis of Grim reality

Desire is eternal
Still hatred everlasting
In the consummation to come
I must cleanse my wicked thoughts
Gilt to roam eternal

In a mind poisoned
With contaminated venom
So ancient and befouled as mine
What comes of childish hopes but nothing
And even less to come

With arrogance towering
So great into darkest irony
That I cannot fathom even its meaning
Even less why speak

When words are spited jibberish
In eyes of the all knowing others
Will I cascade into Deaths' latest caress
Entombed in the bleak
Empty vault tesseracdt

Channel this ire into the perdite make me whole
Fly me free of the gnashing at flesh and foaming
Farther than the botomless reaches of the overneath
Father let me hate again let me burn at once as one - in your purity

In the brine beneath the darker shadows
Of human mete the pustulent infection
Take me by the clawed wing along the
Edges like some nightshade make me
Forget all the horrid inane thoughts and dreams

Follow me further through the dread of nights
In war am I reborn forevermore by the blacklight

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Copyright 2009 Riven Waker
Published on Saturday, October 17, 2009.     Filed under: "Poetry"
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  • Dilated View On Tuesday, January 12, 2010, Dilated View (583)By person wrote:

    "Take me by the clawed wing along the Edges like some nightshade make me Forget all the horrid inane thoughts and dreams" these lines especially but the overall piece as well gave me visions of being torn apart and finding rebirth and enlightenment instead of death. I suppose we pay the heaviest prices for the greatest treasures. May not be what you intended but I enjoyed this all the same :)

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