The Day You Died
The Day You Died
A mercurial strand,
Foredoom'd
In the midst of flames,
Where the sun sets,
Day rests wounded,
Dreaming, not to
Born again.
But to convulse.
It's good you're living,
Exultant cries;
To him that comes in
With other memories.
Days and night
Arrives unaware.
Sometimes murmur'd,
Upon thy grave
Yet! my thoughts
Compelled by faith.
Those mercurius cold,
Greenish, yet split into many.
I will not be my nell!,
That ain't fair,
Because no days
Lasts forever...!!
Within me,
By deaths side,
The whole days strads?
The world was young,
To be in day light
And never coming dooms...
I can't fight
Somebody's smile?
I can hear, their hurls .
Murmurs from the shadened eyes
Unspoken homilies
From every depths.
A new day will come,
And a new era will feed!
Sheened as I was going by
To the ground,
That many days...
Since the day in June,
You demised.
The wind blows rough,
Through he dried layers of
Flesh and skin,
Rests on our
Entangled bodies...