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It is queer to believe
That in this wrenched sinful world
There would be a soul so pure yet free.
When decades sprint
The innocence of youth turns into the guilt of experience
Then remorse is no more.
But only by events can souls renew their purity and youth.
While struggling to escape the abyssal hell fated close to be in the dark of night
I curiously yield to aid a stag who was in pain and in dwell.
IT was cryptic to I that such a mighty stag needed another as mild as me.
Though it seemed to me
That he couldn’t be occupied by such a trivial need.
I was soon aware
This stag was rare as all the stars aligned but paid no mind.
With my last deed done
The stag left without spare.
As do the stag I leave
Along the sea.
I come to cliffs of Dover
To watch the sun rise
And to bid the world adieu.
Walking…. To the very edge of life
I declare in a roar
“This shall be my last sin and nothing more.”
My supposed last sight was to be the novel sun
But yet from the wood which I left
The stag and his true brilliance revealed.
I gawk in sudden enlightenment at this illustrious being
As well as the newly highlighted world around him.
The stag’s fur looked like the cloak of St. Peter the fair
With its luster that matched by the color of whitish-clear.
Wearing its crown of pure gold and sharpened to exceed even the strongest with speed.
As the sun grew brighter
It revealed to me
The divinity and holy glow from the.
With concern intact
He came closer to me
And with purity in his eyes
He demands I go no further.
It obvious now that this was a monarch of mercy plus might
As I have done for him
He has done for me.
I creep and crawl in tears from the cliff
I plea and pray for forgiveness from the sins I had commit
Realizing that in this world
That innocence and experience can be one.
I take the monarch of stag to heart
To take his example
and nevermore swim in the river Styx.
- by RJ the free |
- Poetry And Lyrics
- | Submitted on 01/20/2009 |
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Comments (1 Comments)
- Dancing Armadillo Mage - 01/21/2009
- I think you have a lot of very cool things going on in this poem. I love the lines "I declare in a roar/ 'This shall be my last sin and nothing more'". It reminds me of Hamlet. 5/5
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