A line of wood emerges between the dust so traveled.
Its ancient ring finger dips in Earth-settled soot.
Careful to no more disturb the left-for-naught
My barren eyes descend upon its un-sought.A raggedy rocking chair; it sits unraveled,
A solitary whisper brought to mummified lips
Unfortunate curtains pretend not to fray
But untold lies put down roots where they lay.A man left to bid underneath shards of mirror
Forced to recognize his purgatory
Satirizing his memories in an impasse
For a lifetime of being frozen in an hourglass.His ungrateful wife lay next to him; covered
In the same sharps as she mixed drinks with
An un-forgotten shoe print pressed against her face
Foreboding the onslaught of man against woman race.Their position slighted through a well-worn tear
The gloss of once a perfect depiction of matrimony
Was tattered by the dotage a marriage can take
A mistress; such an abysmal way to break.
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Darkest Days
PoetryThis is just a series of poems I've wrote. Some are rhyming, some are free-expression, and etc. Hope you enjoy.