Lefton's Manual Of Garnished Jewels Pt. 10

by jaydee - Taurus




                           .
                          ..
                         ... Hering was asleep when the thunder came.
   He never understood how and why he
    had awoken to a grey and desolated 
    vision, and he had 
                            had only the briefest moment
                 to contemplate 
                 his surprise before Death took him from
     his mortal coil.
          The ideal self of his Son’s desires presented a speech at
                      the Father’s grave.
              The dimensions of the coffin reminded
         the Son of crowding  
                             on the streets of London
                        after the football matches at the
               Green in September.
                                                       There was always 
                                                   a present conflict upon the
                                     pathways of the signal. 
   Hering had fought with Thantos for the
    discipline of the Sense,
    but had found, before his demise, that
                                           color can be a savior’s breath,
                   and that song, alone without delusion nor
                   blotted calcium, can bring the
                                                 concept of motives 
                                                 to the proper manipulations 
                                          they deserve.
      i wish my
      soul had
      vestibular sense, and my body 
  was free of
                  orientation...
                                   like a thought in a                       

                       dream...
                            ..
                            .
                                                                                          
                                                                       
Birth sign: Taurus
Date created: 2006-02-10 07:26:33
Last updated: 2021-03-03 14:46:58
Poem ID: 71186

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