Gargoyle Wingings
by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen — Read all 1,670 poems by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
Saturday, December 6, 2003
Lo, the whispering followed night sent black
To gather dreams from subconscious deepened
By shallow aberrations without fact,
Unduly brow beaten, nightmare cheapened
Without fruition of gargoyle wingings;
Proof, once again, ideals are fantasy,
Expounded by angels silent singings
Into the exhalations of angsty
Perditions of a single mind loosely
Beckoning eternity to enslave
Belittled equation of Time’s noose, be-
Longing to all but hoarded by enclave
That sings and wings above heads of brazen
Sorts, not that which composes the craven.
Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
12/6/03 Copyright 2003 ©
"...perditions of a single mind loosely
beckoning eternity to enslave
belittled equation of Time’s noose, be-
longing to all but hoarded by enclave..."
Arresting descriptions! EXCELLENT!