Lourdes

By Corinthian

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straying
angel


slayer
of my child .
an unholy
bible ghost

blessed with
old water and
locked in a hole

lonely and late
scribbling prayers
across my
pale forehead

powdered
tragedy
a lonely madonele


I burn.


white
blood
& phantom fluff


blue wax
and baby saint

screaming
whispers
and
fog carols
into your lungs

catch
me




catch me
satan



a lost mother.

charmed
crushed
and broken
walking
through
crucified
flowers
and
angel bones





sleep
swallowing
ashes of prism


unawake
unawake
on
shimmering steeple
dust
alone am I


I am alone

under glass
and lace





*




wearing the
white arms of Mary


In the


+

palace
of Christ
and Vampire
I want to twirl your beautiful hair around my finger and never wake up ... again + .

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Copyright 2012 Dakrismena
Published on Thursday, March 29, 2012.     Filed under: "Poetry"
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  • A former member wrote: Your imagery is so striking... And the paradox of the title. You a cleva neh? Lol, keep up the great writing

  • dwells On Thursday, March 29, 2012, dwells (4177)By person wrote:

    A mother's lament for her lost child perhaps, or something about the sainted one? Not sure but grief and resignation seemed to predominate, cheers.

  • FadedBlues On Thursday, March 29, 2012, FadedBlues (2096)By person wrote:

    ...your title: the place of miracles...you make breathing pain with your writing...

  • Devilish On Thursday, March 29, 2012, Devilish (2633)By person wrote:

    My God your amazing.. Every fucking time I read you I get chills and water up.. damn.. you take my breath away.. which is why i need to taste your blood so i can carry you in my veins for life.. Scholar

  • A former member wrote: What a sonic boom for the senses! I love the gothic imagery. Great write! Scholar

  • A former member wrote: Damn this was super intriguing... and very twisted... I love it! Scholar

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