Epic

Epic

Lift your veil and honor me by your gaze,

that I might look into your arcane thoughts

and read the deepest memoirs of your soul.

I bleed in a field of bygone epos,

enduring to be steeped in your epic.

Where does this pained embattled conscious end?

Where does the fettered subconscious begin?

Perhaps they dance together in a void,

of warring desires in a mortal coil.

Freed in your eyes, cast me upon the sea,

adrift upon your imagination.

Share with me your novel,

and I will share with you my atlas.


I wrote this poem as vers libre, but with decasyllabic lines, save for the final two which are short and direct.





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Endurance

Endurance

November

November