Golden Poem by Crystal Rosser

Golden

Rating: 5.0


What becomes of a moony mind?
Entombed, in a hardened case —
Warmth kept from light —
Spoiling in a jar —

You, the coarse cat hairs on my sofa
And my love is the point of a thorn —
No mortal touch is immune —
I feel sick.

Where's my cup of tea?
Like blood runs through me
And I run through my blood —
Like a savage with a broken crutch —

I crawl into a pernicious pool —
Of afflicting recollections —
Bound by a wire that shakes —

Like a heartbeat
Heard between breaks —
And below the rippling water —
I see my golden wasteland.

Sunday, April 5, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: depression,love and pain,manifestation
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Bhargabi Dei Mahakul 12 April 2015

Becomes a moony mind and I see the golden wasteland with wonderful vision. Nice poem shared really.10.

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Kelly Kurt 05 April 2015

A ferociously told poem, C.J. Thanks for sharing

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