With wings stripped from me,
I'm eternally falling into the pits.
The pits of fire and brimstone,
of Hell and whatever lies beyond.
Sometimes, I need a lift,
And do what I can,
To get my kicks.
Inhale, exhale, inhale, exhale.
Wings of smoke replaced my feathers,
Our own father burning me,
And though I do burn myself,
I long for flight and a cloud's kiss.
If lungs were wings I'd be some place else,
Blackened fibers gliding me through the air,
Like a crow, an ominous creature.
For surely I am no longer perfect.
I have a story to tell,
Of places my gloomy presence has taken me,
I'm a dark knight, and a fallen angel,
And I'll do what I must to reach the sky.
A staircase of pearly ecsasty shall guide me,
To places I before could not yet see.
Completely unguarded I'll blacken my lungs,
Till I reach a peace of mind, body, and soul.
Smoke on either side,
I do ascend,
With the help of a few of my friends,
And I breathe it in.
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A Compilation of Poetry: Spiritual
PoetryAll poetry in this group will be under the genre of spiritual. They all in some way relate to the universe, where we come from, God, heaven or hell, and whatever else is out there that gets you thinking like a philosopher.