Clockwork Sublimation
By Mathesix
I stood within a conclave
Of judgment wrought in fear they laughed
With mannequin faces hardened into a semblance of virtue
They moved like clockwork automatons with emotionless precision
In staid prosaic values created another me
Duplication = imperfection
Beneath the arcane skylight of asymmetrical aspirations
Of gears with broken teeth they oxidize in stasis
When the starlight cauterizes each lie of hope
Through the observatory deck I watch the sky bleed
A crimson song of pervasive eulogies
In the stigmata of stalemates
I watch the tourniquet bleed red in superficial catastrophe
Sutured with tourmaline laser of carcinogenic calamity
This sepulcher holding relics of discord
As an athame burning casts its spell
A soul scathing lament.
A cacophony of symphonic suicides disallowed
In metallic clamor weeping tears which rust upon my face
My trenchant confessions manifest a festered sore of effluence
Gifted to the empire formed within the clay
Built inside a day
I stuttered robotic to yearn for flesh
To once again release the anguish through a pen
I spit ideas from an inkwell in mechanized calligraphy
And it was applauded
Lauded for its truth to form, in return allowed to conform
In hollow vapor blurring skylines
Writing iconoclastic lines on beryllium sheets of mass production
We wail our subjugation inside our confined existence
I insist to resist and desist this evocation
That is why I am read by few, who actually understand what I do
No bleeding marks given for conforming
To idealistic forming
Of monotonous ideology
In this world of clockwork sublimation
Comments on "Clockwork Sublimation"
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On Wednesday, November 8, 2006, Mord
(35) wrote:
To me you're writing is worth far greater value then any one else can give credit for. Complex to understand yes, and beautiful none the less. :) Mord
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On Tuesday, August 8, 2006, Solace
(1065) wrote:
"The best poet is the poet who is not writing poetry..." Can't remember the chinese painter, but its always struck me - just as this piece does - amazing
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On Friday, August 4, 2006, Alanarchy
(1168) wrote:
Tight and complex. On my more weighty works, I often get the impression that the reader who commented didn't quite get what I was saying. But I have learned to love that. Once something is written and published, it isn't yours anymore. All in all, we
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On Friday, August 4, 2006, Alanarchy
(1168) wrote:
Well said. you have a formidable vocabulary, Mathsix San.