Timehouse Poems | Examples


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.... Sin ....

The house of a thousand mirrors!

Blood, dripping from the corners of my eyes

Intently I glare

Reaching out within the stillness....

Rippling waters, about a face

That I can no longer recognize

Voices calling out

Vague to my ears

Is it there or is it here?

Melting forest....

Stepping, unto the other.    side

Mystical in this pagans moment

I look around

Blood, dripping from my fingers

Once again, I have arrived....

Silence amid the laughter

Growing nearer

Suspended in time

Further I go

Deeper, into the unknown

Atop the reflections, of this surface

The current, of these tilting tides....

I walk among the procession

In the house of a thousand mirrors

Blood, dripping from my tongue

Is it here or is it there?

These raging rushing waters

Of this, darkened turning sky....

Standing, within the silence of the stillness

Rippling colours, of carnals taunting

Rising, amid the crimsons waterfalls

Now, dripping from this heart

In the house of a thousand mirrors

The mirrors, of the ever, poisoned mind....

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.... Sin!

Dream House

I have built 
a house on the hill 
of dream

We both have craved about it
overstating the travail it was taking us 
to get things done, but in reality 
I was more impressed by the swift 
and gentle tempo of our hearts

We unpacked boxes 
of chocolate memories
The welcoming blinds grappled 
with sea wind breezing in 
    
Last night, we greeted 
the quiet hill 
with our breath panting from such usual rite 
into the contentedness of desire

And the stars photographed 
our blushful thoughts, engraving them 
into the house 
that we both wished

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