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Heavenly Pyramids


Heavenly Pyramids

Heavenly pyramids pointlessly

Point in the gradient Earth:

Piercing as though the fallen mess

Is to meaningless vane juxtapose.

 

Dust, elevating self, courageous

Seek those points to erase,

Shooting skies, jealousy’ callousness

Heaping in hoping to praise…

 

Jet-streams like breathing attractively

Follow the ambulant flows, –

Waters react retroactively,

Feeding the decadent growth.

 

Crusts elevating, of fire abode,

Trembling the pyramids-points,

Turn upside down the upper voids, –

Or just the ever-doomed pots…

 

Stairs must meet in the imminent

But indescribable place:

Solstice vernal while deeming, in

Serpents arrive on their mace.

 

Feathers are colorful – look and see –

Point between temples for that:

This is the meeting of Truth and Glee –

Where all pyramids met!..

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Vladislav Martynovitch

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