Mind's Rapport

by Michaelw1two

 The bond between, mind’s words once penned
 and heart’s truth; exasperated thoughts
 expressing mind’s din, or clarifying those
 mixed deep within unconsciousness
 and callous dream; one’s shadowy scene
 crying out doubt, into redemption’s gleam
 released upon time’s refresh
 amidst renewal of one wright’s behest
 this gatherings need, blood let, a soul’s bleed
 poured afresh to pond, over parchment’s page
 then mixed and splayed, until thoughts fused
 render that write towards each mind’s surrender
 in the enjoyment of this prose read
 symbolic once and only thus
 as ends to means, tales telling told
 bawdiness or feelings bold
 whisperings fresh behoove
 thinking’s worst and then
 behaviour’s drip an empty pen
 scratching against this parchment’s thirst
 and mind retracts, a fear filled tact
 hesitant and then again dissolved
 in other words searched, the line resolved
 jealously tense and congealed, one’s thrall
 ink’s stretch regains an opinion’s stroll
 onto further ends, this thought extolls
 as finish, to just this one phrase
 contained therein, four lines or five
 one thought or inspiration
 leading where, to some place bared
 upon this word wright’s persuasions
 thorough twists and turns and subtleties
 belie the chance peruse, believe
 words meek alone but when combined
 elicit an inner beasts cruel fury
 or, calm the freaked and lost and dulled
 cause to each, an opening mind’s discourse
 and further bring to this wrights table set
 a friendship earned and continuation
 of thought through mind’s rapport.

May 2013
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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