Death Throes
A bedside that wastes away
Upholstery whose archaic Victorian chime
seemed to reverberate a Queene’s last command
Up floats night-time dust faeries
restless above armchair’s dismal, enchanting
Now lingering spirit
between thought clouds and physical hold
-almost unreal-
“Imaginary” they disgust
A young maiden
-myself-
whose hand he holds
Slipping into a realm so very similar to his own
Abstract and thoughtful
With no word structures to convey
Him-
Hoped like a child
to be chosen
-manifested.
With a lingering energy
now cloud forms
My reminiscent energy
slowing with his
-a synchronicity-
as my hand drops from grasp’s reach
in submission to ruination’s dramatic end
“Farewell”
my whispers
-in an almost contentment-
Reach his fading form
Left
There is no soul
in the chamber of parting dreams.
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