Warm Freeze

Pattering drops of rain on the shattered remains Of my ebbing heart murmur as the twilight fades In the ears of the dark blooming Under the sheath of the eclipsed sky ‘Let me flow over the fire that burns in the harrowing silence of a grave That dwells in the dingy corners of filth Where festers the flesh of memories riddled with guilt The leaden clatter of my broken pieces Shall stitch the wound left open in the cold Ages ago by the warriors of morn And those of the smiling dawn A drop, though cold, shall light a hued flame To melt the ice that hides the moon behind life’s maze’
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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