Dereliction and Divine

By lupus tenebrae

Withering and rustling
a wildflower song
…

found clasping in imperfect knots,
with nightshade
seeing spots

of alleyway
beneath the creeping moss.

The lyrics of a distant wind chime,
match what’s written here;

the hieroglyphs between the cracks
of dereliction and divine.

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Published on Sunday, March 31, 2013. Filed under: "Graphic Art"

Author's Note:

Observational writing was key in the making of this piece.

Comments on "Dereliction and Divine"

On Sunday, March 31, 2013, dwells (4285) wrote:

Looks like a clump of thistles to me, and the title was worthy of the denouement, cheers and Happy Easter Wolfie.
A former member wrote: great easter scenery in this one, just kidding, this poem clearly defies the need to conform.
On Sunday, March 31, 2013, haunted (850) wrote:

sorry i mispelled your name. awesome lupus!
On Sunday, March 31, 2013, haunted (850) wrote:

very nice lupis, your poetry is awesome!