
Dissolution’s Stare
Fine tooth comb;
Made of whales rib;
Tearing at perceptions;
Looking at scorpions dig…
Where are these treasures;
The howls of avid night;
Crawling under willows reed;
Whistling heathens blight…
Marching like a sandstone;
Caressed by the darkles veil;
Shorelines of iniquity;
Peered reflections cannot sail…
Across the great horizons;
The mask of deceptions wear;
Seething within disgruntled visions;
Fire brewing dissolution’s stare…
But rigid are these teeth searching;
Which prick like a catalyst goad;
Trying to find veiled reasons;
Where no bile bridges were ever sowed…
(Written: October 6th, 2009 12:42 p/m)
with the depths of darkness as my shroud of hidden spies:
Dark Poetry October 2009
In Anguish, In Vengeance, In Menace, In Discordance of Lust…
Or was that supposed to be Love?
Copyright© 2009 Dark Romantic Poetess Victoria L. McColley
Sincerely Bound By Incantations,
Poetess Victoria...The Dark Pestilence of Romance
Archaic Mistress of Caliginous Temptations
Always,
Deborah
Sheila
EDvard
This is dark mining, delving, digging, scraping, biting...highly atmospheric, evocative, pricking the conscience.
John
hugs
fee
And i like that word 'darkle'
You invented that one didn't you?
And 'bile bridges' certainly describes,
aptly, a certain aftermath on the human body after dining on
Edvards dungeon delicacies. wonderful!
r