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"Into Heaven Vanish"
Tell me where you go,
shooting star.
Sing of streaking past the planets
bearing dreams.
I am near out of wishes;
my plans are long since spent and turned to dust...
I have dance for kings and gypsies,
kissed knaves and princes both,
spilt tears before a goddess,
and felt the touch of Death.
What more need have I of wishing,
keeping drive and hope and faith?
My only prayer is innocence restored,
my only wish that war remain a hell.
Promise me your confidence is strict,
promise me my cries will go unheard...
for tomorrow I must smile again,
and strive to change this world.
Stanza 3 Line 1 - *danced*
Apologies for the typo.
6 Answers
- Anonymous9 years agoFavorite Answer
I delight again in your vision and syntax.
This is the essence of ennui but there is, hidden and denied, still a core of hope. I infer this in the last stanza because these protestations, in their overwrought desperation, actually belie a jaded lack of emotion. Ans this, of course, is absolutely clarified in the final line.
I have one small suggestion. That last line is somewhat jarring in it's deviation from the previously established flow.
- FarmerLv 59 years ago
First poem I read as I check back in..
My most favorite writer..
And whoosh!
A shooting star!
Too cool.
Evadne, your poems do change the world.
Your view from the shoulder of Angels is amazing.
Thank you!
- ?Lv 45 years ago
? ?A possible dance upon the souls of blades and glory, ?A deepening of what seems revenged and sanctity, ?yet, rounds out with readability of reason, empowerment restored, ? And for there who go thou blade in hand, ? For Kings and Dragons reasonable command, ?? Rebellious as all destiny and chagrin, ???There be no relax yet chaos whom enter motel, ..
- 9 years ago
You have inspired me to attempt a poem about the grape-sized meteorite I recently discovered at the gravel pit. I wonder if it has any wishes left...?
Great last stanza, btw.
- Anonymous9 years ago
brilliant.