Harpstring accusations peel
My ribcage back. Torn is the lyre
from the minster’s heart — trivial cherub
cast into the flames of nevermore
As bodies bid farewell to souls, my mind
departed me for the irrational unknown –
Left me to be devoured by the monsters of lust
and envy, damned by love.
A fallen angel charmed by all, wants all –
never to rest in a heartbeat’s moment of
contentment. Love, you elusive lack of
insight, plague me not and leave my side
For love is a friend of vultures who await
my carrion. The harp resounds no more
nor does the lyre you broke looking into my eyes
and telling me the destructive “impossible.”
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