Legend Poem by Jodelle Duverseau

Legend



If I remain flickering like a light bulb during the night,
know that the moon has descended in my region.
If I twist and turn towards the number of my mysterious ages,
know that I've already lingered way before in those eras,
wandering in the cosmos in my deepest forms,
for I don't belong to anyone,
even to the droplets of rain that enter my open pores.
I am unknown, and as unknown as I remain my riddles have been decoded before,
but now, even to those who seek me,
I'm just another substance wide and wavering in the air,
just another legend

Wednesday, December 3, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: visionary
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