Tag: poetry

insects blind and filled with fury bend metal into impossible curves raising bridges into the abode of the mad gods

ghosts of autumn wear fabric of unfinished prayers for warmth

travellers collapse as their shadows walk on beneath the titanic gaze of monolithic arches that steals one’s breath

the delusioned inhales serpentine fumes and the propechy you ask: decode the language of her antagonized body

once empty palm now slick with dark oil raises towers of shadows and winged anomalies that orbit red moons

white bundles left at the feet of mad gods blacken with desire smoke becomes fire seething with life

whisper to me the name of the grey wolf who howls upon the misty hill and I might just reveal to you the wonders of the dark after

petals smoulder and bees consumed by lust try take flight only to explode into technicolor sparks

farmers ground tongues into damp soil to birth papered vertebrae

tales speak of a mystic in the deep woods one who conjures the emerald fire and speaks to the servants of rot and decay