Love and sunset

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  • Lost Love

    Love and sunset

    The amor has run its course
    The mirage of its immortality exposed
    Its deception but a vague shade of amaranth
    a slender blood trail
    claiming descent along the jaded corpse
    of the orchid rose

    Morbid clothes
    The time to attire such is now
    For severance is the dernier cri
    Antagonizing cupid’s bow

    Remnants of passion’s creek
    Invaded by violent perch
    Vultures whooshing their persons inland
    Beaks taunting in guttural song
    For the post-mortem of flirtation

    Dissertations of the heart
    Tossed for the insentience of the fire place
    There will love burn into non-existence
    Its ashes like mendicants
    for the evening zephyr

    An Italian mezzanine weeps resplendently
    Esteeming her trinkets in their entirety
    Soon to be obscured in splendor
    By vandals, who, in piety
    Smash at majolicas
    Condemning lovers to wander shattered realms
    eternally lurking the belly of dusk
    Their undying esurience for the dawn

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    Poetry is not an expression of the party line. It's that time of night, lying in bed, thinking what you really think, making the private world public, that's what the poet does.

    Allen Ginsberg (1926-1997) U.S. poet.

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