James Bond Eat Your Heart Out Poem by Amanda Purczynski

James Bond Eat Your Heart Out



A tall enigma
In a proper tuxedo
With an umbrella of grace.
You're a bloodied statute
With icy veins that howl
For a gullible soul.
Weeping for brilliant Cygnus.
Roaring grace
Now maimed.
Timshel purged,
Suitcase sealed with apathy.
Candid cognac
Scorching throat.
Pleasing alone
In divine chapels.
Stumbling in
Hazy catacombs.
Mourning for
Sapphire chandeliers.
Crumbling honor
And burning pride.
Falling from
A spiteful awakening
And into a cold fire
And dark shadows.

Thursday, April 24, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: mourn
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