Poetry-Thing Thursday: Finding the Sea Part 4

The Desert Of Lost Memory

 

Deeper inside, yet one in the same

this barren land graced with no name.

So many things we see inside,

so many more we live without lie,

without hatred, decried,

without the land that bore us,

to darken our eyes.

 

Her lips are silent,

in line with her thoughts.

Her only attention,

lies deep in the plot.

 

I thought I’d show,

after a stop,

what it is about life,

you’ve truly forgot.

 

Pretty things,

nice rings,

a place to call your own.

Broken wings,

cold springs,

those fallen from the throne.

 

Inside have I seen,

of all this life convened,

and so in my hands, I hold the key

to all your wildest dreams.

 

Further in now,

or closer to out?

I hadn’t planned,

all of this drought.

 

Apathetic release,

springs new hoping trees.

They grope with desperate pleas.

But in time you see,

its nothing more than illusory.

Power and fate,

pleasure and pain,

we’re all more than thee.

 

Something inside must die,

so that nothing more can hide,

deep within,

covered by pride.

 

Liberate me,

as I will you.

Our hearts desire wild,

falling through.

Loss of hope, recognition,

all that we hold true.

Here in the desert,

now do I show you.

 

Come night we must rest,

in sweet duress,

all part of finding

life, happiness.

 

Learning to rely on one another,

We find comfort,

warmth, release,

when we become,

all that we have seen.

 

Do you sleep,

and often dream ?

Do you recall forgotten,

childhood scenes?

All are contained,

here, within a dream.

 

Sweet moon’s star-shines,

above broken clouds.

Hot sun faded,

But only for now.

 

In dreams do you see,

all you can be?

 

Here are the words,

we all want to say,

contained in the dream,

of a long lost day.

 

Are you frightened?

Would you scream,

if I told you I’d read,

your most private dream?

 

Have you ever faltered,

do you think you shall?

Tomorrow is a new day,

help lift the shroud.

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