Monday, August 10, 2015

Holy Flame

Oh the sheer giving, ever for oneness, haunted and holy.
To mourn in stature, ever for comfort, to witness
animation. We die a turn tragic, to rise a mystic hell, to
chime with ghosts and scars. Our wounds, akin to 
stigmata, to revamp death, a sting for grace. To pause
as faceless, eyes closed, ever to plant a kiss! Such a
page, covered in colored pens, crossing into a margin.
We live it to rise, as wise as angels, a self ever to perish.
More for lights, a cryptic tale, ever to shift a cry! We
mourn for love, to feel it care, set for stages of a journey.
There we saw, haunted and holy, to rise with midnight
fevers. Our dreams, to live a stream, fraught with holy
screams. We live it Christ, a present flame, chained to
cycles of stress. Oh the sheer giving, ever for oneness,
lightning for portals. More for warmth, for healing souls,
ever a privy scar; where doves pause, to flap a wing, a
symbol for holy fears. Oh the majesty, to flit and fly,
famish for more.


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