The world span faster for a while,
Whirled round in pallid circles
Of white damask.
Soothed out the rough edges of obscurity
Into circular adventure.
Child-like adventure.
Carefree and all-consuming.
The peeling back of masking leaves
Across the stretching woodland path:
There was a green sheen across sight,
Nothing rose-coloured or scarily clichéd;
A natural sense shrouded in questions,
Acceptance and endless contemplation.
The disarray of thoughts
Is a monolith to grapple with;
Neverending, irrational and fearful.
But the cloth fitted so tightly, so snugly
To a planed and soft skin,
That each twitch and tense of a muscle
Was a sign of definition
Against the ethereal naiveté
Lay the one true fear
Of what was in store.














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Mary had a lamb,
His eyes black as coals.
If we play very quiet, my lamb,
Mary never has to know.
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Tranquility interrupted by a jealous mind, life overcome by the grief of the ending, celebratory drinks for a lost occasion, a mind full of black, the tainted, dirty white.
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That's not what she said.
Is a monolith to grapple with;
and
That each twitch and tense of a muscle
Was a sign of definition
Against the ethereal naiveté
are definitely the most beautiful parts of this poem.
I think it's "Spun" not "Span" btw. Hope to see you active again soon.
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Perish all thought.
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