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Past Testaments

July 22, 2016
By aMiDnIgHtShApE84 BRONZE, Fajardo , Other
aMiDnIgHtShApE84 BRONZE, Fajardo , Other
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Favorite Quote:
"Not all those who wander are lost" - J.R.R. Tolkien


I see paper notes shower from the outpour above,

they read twisted riddles interlocked with aged stakes,

and sting any flesh who dares the 6:00 pm to love,

instead of the whistles at 12:00 am arising from twilight lakes.

 

I hear bottled voices call their forgotten,

like spreading out a vacant map of very lost heart beats,

and long faded foot prints who choked on too much pollen,

manufactured abroad sunflowers dug beneath dying streets.

 

And now and ever since back— I feel flames burn the remaining     cell,

of the dangerous, dusted notes that used to hang in an opaque  wall,

carved to a single bucket of a single well,

hiding every arid picture that once stretched so tall.


The author's comments:

I was really inspired by time. And even though it sounds a bit confusing, it influenced me when writing this poem. I was inspired by how time passes and it never comes back, and how the past can both haunt you for the rest of your life or make you forget all your memories, either good or bad. 


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