Shining in Silver

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Shining in Silver

A city of lights
a dream to bathe a reality in fantasy
a blood splattered night will turn that dream

A nightmare so unforgiving
a bouquet of roses
crimson, black,white
all picked with care yet so carelessly thrown out

A body wracked with regret
turns to the moon for solace
a cold unwavering light shines down in answer
hands torn from thorns slowly reach for a blade

A design engraved in the silver hilt of the sword glistens in the night
a quick motion and blood begins to spill over the hand
over the floors and out the room it covers all
a heavy crimson and the scent of death follow quickly

A body, no a corpse, not even that lays here
the sticky red-brown blood that coats nearly everything
a gleaming sword here in the hand of the dead
an engraving of an imperial dragon on its hilt shines on in the still night

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Phoenix9 commented on Shining in Silver

02-15-2009

very nice

When power leads man towards arrogance, poetry reminds him of his limitations. When power narrows the area of man's concern, poetry reminds him of the richness and diversity of existence. When power corrupts, poetry cleanses.

John F. Kennedy (1917-1963) Thirty-fifth President of the USA

Katamariarcher’s Poems (9)

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A Land of Drought 1
A tale of two 2
There's something in this 0
Shining in Silver 1
A path through a dark place 1
Past and the Future 1
Its an assasin's tale 3
Life As It Is 2
Lost Feelings 1