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Apr 17, 2008
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A Tale Of Two Walls
‘Twas as a fine story…
filled with canticles
and sonatas,
a lament in the sound
of breaking glass,
a blood-red gypsy violin
a blind oboe
seduced
by the holiness
of Love,
...a tale of two resonant
heart strings
tied together in a Gordian Knot
destined to meet
and so never meet,
we were falling stars
foreshadowing
the truth that fell upon us;
we were mountains
walking towards one another,
we were minarets of prayers
cast in stone,
shadows in the growl of a long stygian night,
we were oceans of cities
under tempestuous skies and our skies
formed rainbows as we followed
parables of leaves
we were breaths of ecstasy
in the distance between two fingers,
touching....
we were glorious
we were chosen...
a tale of two walls,
unearthed cities
destined to meet in a sleepy
lagoon, filled with nothing but time,
but the time of our weeping,
filled with canticles
and sonatas,
a lament in the sound
of breaking glass,
a blood-red gypsy violin
a blind oboe
seduced
by the holiness
of Love,
...a tale of two resonant
heart strings
tied together in a Gordian Knot
destined to meet
and so never meet,
we were falling stars
foreshadowing
the truth that fell upon us;
we were mountains
walking towards one another,
we were minarets of prayers
cast in stone,
shadows in the growl of a long stygian night,
we were oceans of cities
under tempestuous skies and our skies
formed rainbows as we followed
parables of leaves
we were breaths of ecstasy
in the distance between two fingers,
touching....
we were glorious
we were chosen...
a tale of two walls,
unearthed cities
destined to meet in a sleepy
lagoon, filled with nothing but time,
but the time of our weeping,
— Kailashana, Apr 17, 2008
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Critiques
Calliope
18 years 1 month ago
I thought
Kailashana
18 years 1 month ago
awww, you called me poet.
Calliope
18 years 1 month ago
Thanks
professor
18 years 1 month ago
The ending of all endings...classic Dickens
Kailashana
18 years 1 month ago
ahhhh, dear friend, there be