Saturday, 7 November 2015

poem 90

Beneath this cold and silver night
the burnt black spider 
casts it's web of silk and ink.
Upon this sea where 
lovers hold in circles perfect 

Escaped your naked feet
walks across foreigner shores. 
Where black ink wave washes away
each impressions your foot made, 
but the spider he felt each one.

And the chess board on the beach 
where the game played is for life 
slowly overcome with cobweb shroud. 
As i find, my pieces no longer move 
the spider he just crawls on though

And in this dark, white teeth flash
with paralysing bite, his spiders hand 
crawls across your frozen flesh
with our memories now in silk and ink 
over his back of silver black 

Beneath this cold and silver night
the burnt black spider grows ever fat
for we, are the spider's empyreal feast 
and love’s empty carcass, 
is testimony of that, simple fact.




Drawing by dust 




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