Two poems

Apr 05, 2010 17:57

The Muse’s Cursed Creed

My muse, she sits upon my shoulder

The right words come, either to start war or something colder

Then the blade I use to cut ties

Flowing from the pen, my poetry cannot lie yet it can spy

Still from my will alone,

The birds, like I must fly

Away from subtitled dreams

Into something less acknowledged it seems

Colors of the sky might fade but these words like the oceans are eternal

Lying still on the page you read

She sees what I do not, this mythical being I do not see, yet not deceived

Monster, lover, passionate reader, hater of the world.

Continually writing for my own pleasure, heart unfurled

I will save you from yourself

I realized one thing as I wrote this verse

This is our curse, spoken aloud

I will save you from yourself

This is ours alone,

This is ours to hold

I want you to know

Never let go.

Freedom from the Mimetic Dream

Life is a dream surrounded by floating images

For sight with a eye is literal and yet interpretation only.

Visages of a angel, devil, lonely heart

Circling vistas to truth

How many of us are living only to soothe the lie?

We are not mortal at least in the mind

We live forever, time after time

Mimesis of rituals and traditions

Sick of this am I, of this repetition.

Sick of the lie we tell for courteous thanks

When we really want to say why, society spell-bounds us

While the hounds repeat their mimicry

I shall overcome the broken system

Rebel and never be with them.

The golden rule is what I follow

Break the scheme, all it pillages

And be free with no regret

Finally able to watch my own sunset

daily poem series

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