The Belfry Poem by Agatha Eliza

The Belfry



The chapel of the dead-

the belfry!

silent whispers carried

by the wind,

as suppressed shrieks of

mourning grief,

wrapped in stolen dreams!



Their bones are resting

in the graveyard;

ages pass..and

yet still pass!

until the bitter scythe

dissects the

veins of mighty Time!



In the boiling swamp of

unearthly senses,

they plot their lust

for life-

either to feel the glee

when spring begins,

or alter

with the cosmic night!

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Edward Kofi Louis 28 March 2016

In the graveyard! And to respect nature. Thanks for sharing.

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