Faerie Dreams In crystal raiment sentries lie in wait like lattice-work, spills binding light in chords to snare blank pages frayed with angst and hate. Lone quill a languished literary sword will hint at night's ineptitude; ignored are tracings pooled on vellum in distress. So rhythm's skirts still twirl unbound, abhorred His fingers softly tap, as rain slakes slate to fall past leaded panes that time has scored. It drowns the sundered soul, it supplicates; the hidden verses beg to be explored. In silvery light he lay in wait, implored the whispers to reside and acquiesce. His thoughts will wander, clothed in times adored for every tatter in her mortal dress. More dark than raven's, sultry eyes are late; the night recedes, and glitters in accord. Temptation's gown of tresses bound in plaits, the crescent light enlaced upon the sward. Her beauty paces stars of forest's floor- pale trillium, about her mysteries press. Leanaan's Sidhe musings; threads to bind her lord for every tatter in her mortal dress. Sequestered destinies, his fate deplored. She takes his hand, night's Faerie dreams coalesce, his quill stirs ink-line veils to be restored for every tatter in her mortal dress. -Michael Dean (Copywrite 2001) |
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