Feral Fancies Poem by Xelam Kan™

Feral Fancies



In silence we lie
and paint some feral dreams-
of passions and regrets-
on the melting clouds that
slowly walk over the moor,
the distant larks are plying
a timeless tune
that fills this void insane.
Soundless bells of the aged steeple
look so calm so clear, but
fail to fool my foolish fears...
Often it  asks: 'can we cage 
the wild wind or catch
the falling stars?
O do not clip my flappy wings,
let me ride the dazzling rainbow
to knock at heaven's gates'.
Oh the hazy darkness come again,
and the nightshades
begin to fall; I must raise
my staggering feet
and drag my skeleton back to,
where I'll resume these
floundering fancies whilst staring
at roaming stars
till dawn breaks.

XK...

Monday, March 23, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: fantasy
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kelly Kurt 23 March 2015

A beautiful piece. Thanks for sharing.

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