A Peaceful Flow of Thought

To hear the sounds that laughter sends 
Soaring beyond the earthly realms 
To taste the liquored lips of death 
And breathe my last shallow breath 
For one does not know of fear 
Until the wretched curse is near 
Young and old alike will feel the cold of endless night 
Or seek respite within the song 
Of lights triumph over fog  
I seek her out in distant lands 
The young maiden of the sands 
Whose mother’s touch doth bring the tides 
And father’s breath bring forth the light 
I found her laying upon a hill 
Overlooking the temples which man had built 
And I asked her if these places of god, 
Served the purpose of truth  
She then spoke to me with eyes still shut, 
And passed on knowledge beyond human thought 
That those who die in valiant wars, 
Receive no more than gold and ore 
But men whose lives are led by the belief, 
In the holiness of every spirit, 
And the adultery of deceit 
Will forever find a home beyond this plane 
And achieve everlasting love unaltered by pain
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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