maîtresse de sorts

By Corinthian

maîtresse de sorts










under
the wing
of your hand-fluff
soft image
I lean over
to him completely
collapsing from
an external light.


swaying


between
phantoms
into my
throat
silver
willow
I
am
just
a
mouth that
hums
to you
seamless.


longing lips
seared

with
pain
born in a
holy
hour

Hush, my
darling


mouth
to
mouth
we
have
been great
sleep
my heart.

..
...
sleep
I
long. for
your
taste in
a glass
of stars.

I
caught
his
breath in
my
hair
when the
last
feather fell
from
the sorrel
tree




he
turned
and
asked

what
is love?

I
said it
is
the misery.



as
above
as
so
below

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Copyright 2012 Corinthian
Published on Thursday, July 12, 2012.     Filed under: "Graphic Art"

Author's Note:

keep bright the fire
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  • A former member wrote: What lies beneath your words really makes them glow.....As above as so below. Remarkable ending to a increadible piece

  • FadedBlues On Saturday, July 14, 2012, FadedBlues (2168)By person wrote:

    ...if the sun of this planet ever burns out completely, smile, Cori, and the light will return. you are wonder, you are beauty...

  • dwells On Friday, July 13, 2012, dwells (4284)By person wrote:

    Love is universal, be it in heaven or hell, the sublime suffering perhaps, cheers!

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