Promenade Ii
An lo'...
Before I spirals the promenade
A path that twists back upon its self
I find a deep Well full of apathy...
I travel the bones
Of a forgotten METROPOLIS
With towers of rotting stone
Broken glass and wood burnt
The imperial age of the obelisk
I feel like a wanderer in a valley, sinister
Faces of friends fall by the wayside
An infernal sight of my histories lost...
I see a path that spills before me
That brakes in on me like black rain
What was the cost
Of self-designed damnation?
There is no turning back...
...no heart can fathom
I spirit the ghost nation...
And furrow the pains without heed
My hands grip the ground with dry stagnation...
The coil of this beast is a writhing phantom
I must guide the machines of my suicide
Before me, I see the misty faces of white
Maybe I can turn the tide
I feel the eons press hard with all its might
An Lo'...
Forwards; on the horizons meanders the promenade.
I count my sorrows in the coming rains
Of a self-designed damnation!
All is black...
Drops fill an endless well...
There is no turning back!
I linger in the land...
The land of the blind...
A sprite of a ghostly nation...
A wasted land
A barren realm
A vast forgotten city...
I see the bones
Of a forgotten METROPOLIS!
Full of apathy and burnt stone
I stare into the bottomless!
Copyright © Poet Tellaferro | Year Posted 2022
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