Poem - Smoke & Mirrors
Tonight my dreams left,
swept far and wide from me,
leaving darkened halls and
pungent decay in their exodus.
The nightmares called my name,
in shrill voices filled with disdain,
while twisted images all around
melted like deeply colored wax.
At last I saw you, beautiful and true, and
breathed a sigh of sweet relief,
a smile dancing upon my lips and
joyful tears glistened upon my cheeks.
So sudden it happened, the deed was done,
you turned your back on me and
part of me died a pauper’s death,
abandoned, without hope nor dignity.
As I called to you, my tongue swelled,
words could not come in time,
for suddenly I saw you lifted,
ripped from me through the heavens.
Clutched tightly by my dreams,
which have faded away forever.
Originally written in July 2006
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