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Posted by Objective Correlative on September 06, 2000 at 23:45:02:
"Her Smile Was A Keyless Door"
Her smile was a keyless door That opened magically once these eyes slipped From the lingering shadow where she stood before. That smile, an act of curves and lures. That smile she took with her Always down the unhappy nook of my Grey-foliaged woods where grew The darkened trees from the seeds of misery Is now withered into a mere slit. Sleep now calm among these lipless faces Of complacencies and contentments. How being voiceless could these mushrooming faces Speak so loudly of lovers that lie abed while ahead in the grief-columned clouds terrible fates embrace? Are happy days so lonelily recalled that Murdering lovers gaze upon these treacherous skies With blood in their tear-drooped eyes? There never was any columns holding clouds Nor was there feelings of guilt,grief or gaiety In mushrooms,lizards,cactuses or other leafy crowds Under Nature's neutral husbandry. All goes along without any afterthought As rain that washes plaited hills and plains Where mother, tyrant, and saint in one is contained. Rain that rampages, mothers and blesses the plots On earth where after the storm,life and all else remains. The voice that hurts is now heard in silence still As inexplicable frosts on brooding tropical hills. These lips were ravenous ants devouring staid carrions And touching as their hearts do cross Palsy shakes my riddling mind. I let the stakes enter my flesh as she double-crossed The love that would prove my most gravest find. Lost in the wilderness of your treacherous tongue I taste the sonorous sound of your lies wildly sung. And all these while dreaming how soft Her child-like feet treading intrepidly On waters cool and pure.
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