Extravagant ideas wasting a man
Whom he does not wish to meet
Behind a vail, in the window
He lays sliced in two
A gaze, a glance, a glare, a difference?
Misunderstanding of myself by
The orbs were dancing oh so bright
hence was their once dim light
My wish of a nocturnal sky
Was stranger than ever for my
Mind alone
And the old mirrors prevaded
the aeons white snowed
From an obscure space in chronicles of age
I ride the clouds of dust on the winds of divine
This I call the chaotic matter and I willingly
Behold a human mind...
The heavens crack as this
The sky was moaning echoed
Cries and its mists lingered at
The one destination I vowed
To reach...
How I wanted you back but
How you shunned me and how
You had the last say but
How I had the
In flames of desert i rise
Throughout my dried up spirit
In disguise I fear of the untold
I conceive it as the landscape I
behold, never with an end, less a
beginning
Not contempt I am, in
The Scarlet Angel had been watching
Listening to my utterly sick thoughts
unspoken but fathomed by my daemons
Now I would stalk the synapses and
catching grip of a sane one
I speak again.
It
Measuring with scrutiny
The scythe resting in its
unmoving arms, I baffled
As the time was ripe
For its harvest to begin
And I felt the moist
against me body,
As I crippled
Let my fears fly, above the plateau
High above the steep declines and crevaces
Where none would come upon them
And how I could enjoy once again
The fruits of the orchid
Casting my eyes, the
Droplets falling ubiquitous
upn my shoulders facing
blackness and the precipice
of the moist abyss/citadel against
my torn apart chest
There is a cleft in the wall
And it lured my sight
Oh... my visions aeons hence
Of those winged ghouls at the
Doorways to dreams
Those falling, stealing shadows
Dancing in the moonlight,
The dim light, the dark night
The bright plains,
Past the boundary of slumber
Beyond my thoughts of crimson
Lay the grey-clouded skies
Held in place by led horizons
Amorphous bleak shillouetts
I encounter\'d where i roved
The carving-clad
\"Men of broader intellect know that there is no sharp distinction betwixt the real and the unreal; that all things appear as they do only by virtue of the delicate individual physical and mental