Between the Demonic and Divine

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    Between the Demonic and Divine

    {{{Dedicated to Patricia Ann and Kathryn Marie}}}

    "Who's there?"
    I can't quite make out the words or
    the context within the overall discussion
    but a ghostly recollection is in the voices.

    Her inflection, her timbre, her lilt.
    Its all so amazingly familiar, my sister
    "Patricia, is that you?"
    No response from beyond is received sadly.

    Another voice is heard within the vast darkness-
    the fiery red-head who was born last in our lineage.
    But in these blackened hallways I see no one
    however, these girls' sweet sounds tell me otherwise.

    But I have made up my mind to continue on, and so
    my adventurous endeavor will end before dawn.
    I must have made some delusional decisions
    because I look long and hard with no results.

    With every step along my ghoulish chase,
    the phantoms' voices diminish further into nothing
    as if teasing me, their only blood connection left.
    But my bullish stubbornness will aid in my prevail.

    If not, it will render me insane, locked away
    as these banshees remain just around the next corner.
    Taunting me with the memories of their faces
    but never to lay sight upon the their soft skin

    My answers, which now only appear to me
    as much the abortions as my sisters' songs
    with hope will materialize into my possession anon
    and Truth will be released from its Purgatory.

    The question is simply stated thus:
    are these majestic memories revealed to me
    as impish fiends, dancing about, chained to guilt?
    Or angelic cherubs reminding me of my love for them?

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    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

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