Reconciliation

Gears of Cronus are all I could feel
Deep within my bones, which I need to heal
And though reminiscing is a touch of fur,
The chronicles of life cut roots to my summer

Did you feel so alright when you won that fight?
But did you saw what you lost as you took that bite?
And so, I watched you watch my melancholy
You never saw it coming in your epiphany

Ultraviolet light pierced through your mind
Deep within is a scroll of truth you have find
It’s a sweet letter for us, a calamitous symphony
A bullet for this worthless war that set our hearts free

Shooting rifles turned to captivating wisterias
How ecstatic it is to dance with auroras
Rays of golden sun, luster in sea, loosening friction
The golden age has come after a decade of fission

February 14, 2022
“Reconciliation”
Copyright © | Year Posted 2022

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