Dimmer seems the Lord himself.

By Corinthian

 






Smooth
&
unshiny
uplifted 
with
sin

shy
of all 






seven
ghost
seperate
me
from you

 

.for
everything
is wrong.

 

sculptured .
weeds
caressed with 
shadow flakes
dipped in light

 

raging
billows
scaring 
the infant
wind
under the
house

 


lay
still  
little 
spinning
flower

you
will
get dizzy

only
twelve memories
pressed into light
you should 
 keep  thirteen


remember
feeding the
 snow bear

gold
 
daring the hawk
in her
 secret nest  ..

 

.thirteen.





child
of trance
go
on
uncomplaining
unterrified




Gloom
an uncoloured eyes
sparkle even the
black
dust 

 



my mourning
is secured in
Fairies & 
lightless
tales

.untitled.

 

you make me
think of safe ...

under your pillow
there is 
innocent

 

all the lights are buried
and all the scenes
are dark


unglimmered
twine
untied

 


do not get lost

 stay ...


 

always here

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Copyright 2012 Corinthian
Published on Monday, February 20, 2012.     Filed under: "Poetry"
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  • A former member wrote: Lovin the short lines, the snow bear was a sweet touch too!

  • dwells On Monday, February 20, 2012, dwells (4288)By person wrote:

    Thirteen memories sounds unlucky perhaps, much to ponder, thanks.

  • DarkAsh On Monday, February 20, 2012, DarkAsh (45)By person wrote:

    Another wispy and eloquent piece by one of my favourite poets.

  • A former member wrote: Hmmm...... I found this to flow really nicely. I actually felt good reading it. Needless to say, but I'll say it anyway, WELL DONE!!

  • A former member wrote: flawless...

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