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The Void and the Wind


She pressed her ears to the ground-

to feel the vibratos of his words.

They tiptoed into her senses-

barefoot bleeding tact on facts.

Flustered with assumptions-

they trampled a mockingbird!

 

It raised its head unafraid-

gasping for its last breaths.

I won’t catch a cold- said the bird- from ice-

my soul is humanity’s hospice.

This is my soul with which you have toyed.

 

Circumstance is a variable clad-

that shrouds my heart an opus of closeness-

My life’s strives to reach justice.

I am not heartless-

But life taught me to use my heart less!

You need to see to understand.

 

From a distance everything seems grand!

I am not a canvas of an ogress-

to be painted void and heartless!

Your quill stabbed my heart like a cutlass!

Sometimes the mouth slays quicker than the hand!

 

A wingless muse is a mermaid-

that’s lost its tail to a pair of legs!

Unable to swim seeming more like humans-

she tries to speak but no words can express-

you took her by surprise, you were her friend!

 

All you saw was null and void!

Welcome to the void under the aegis-

you’ve created from earthly tethers.

You’ve raised me once from a mockingbird to muse.

So why can’t you stay beneath my wings-

my mystic oris and be my wind?

 

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CNQT

Poetry is a form of passionate expression kindled by an impression unbound by public conviction. I write mainly from two genres : impressionism and symbolism. Choose me or leave me, I'm not a backup plan and definitely not a second choice! Not everyone likes me but then again not everyone matters. What matters is peace and the feeling of being content. Every person is a book, this is just the place to share some pages from my book. Peace!

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