"Worship"

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"Worship"


         "Occupy the Emerald City,
           circumvent the greed,
           stand until the crumpled silence
           reaches yonder hill.
          But it remains a pity,
           hearts will always bleed,
           cessation of violence,
           targets lighter kill.

          Mind changes will to bone,
           novel prospects dread,
           Windows' vaulted mysteries,
           lofty eyes retreat.
          Hunger is best intoned,
           when keepers are fed,
           hopelessness makes history,
           media loves meat.

          Cannibal convention,
           appetite for treason,
           sanctity is mealtime,
           breathless shallow days.
          Animal intention,
           starving with the season,
           facing loss in realtime,
           everybody prays...."
          
          

            
           

         

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Poetry is what gets lost in translation.

Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

mysterianne’s Poems (19)

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"Worship" 0
"Bargain" 0
"Unfinished" 1
"Orphanne" 0
"Trade" 0
"Query" 1
"Demigod" 1
"Safe" 2
"I Will Stand" 2
"Loving Me" 0
"Heaven's Best" 1
"No More Holocausts" 3
"For Lady Jeanne Guyon", a great mystic 0
"Rest" 1
"Tears for Lucifer" 1
"Hungry" 0
"Cherubim's Lament" 1
"Mine" 2
"Only One Love" 2