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Wednesday, June 6, 2012

Defeat


I have finally learned my lesson;
It distills down to
                                          Being a singularity.

I expect no sympathy, no mercy;
Even lovers will not grant true favors.

Ariel

My Truth


Life is not forgiving.

Does not matter
            If it was a mistake
Made by me
            or by others
As it was with Mother
            I will pay the penalty

There is no circumventing
            Certain retribution


Ariel
September 9, 2012

Placed

Placed between
God and world,
My frustrated hunger devours
            The soul’s cry.

No longer will I
            Worship
Reason-less trust
            And romantic kindness.

Life and Love
            Grants no mercy.
Mere betrayal  cannot exist
            Within the void.

Ariel

September 9, 2004

Pale Dance

Goddess put a curse
Between you and I;
Covered our flickering whispers
With music haunted in hunger.

A pale dance
As my soul dies.

Not beautiful, I.
A woman, stripped by day;

Feels no worship

            Caress her.


Ariel

September 9, 2004

Tuesday, June 5, 2012

Sensate

Red head caressed

My petal’s sensual flame.
Thy passion rose in it,
Drunk on
A river of secret honey.


Ariel

Monday, June 4, 2012

The Other Party

It is strange
Being the other party.
The one being asked to let go.

It’s not that I didn’t sympathize with those
Who loved me more than is wise.
I just did not love them as much as they wanted.

I don’t tell them that though my heart is open,
It is guarded.  Access is only as
Deep as my trust.

Now it’s revealed that I am not wise;
My love runs deep. The question for me remains
Are you still hesitant to trust?


Ariel
September 2, 2004

Pisces Unfinished
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Sunday, June 3, 2012

Stark Naked

The stark tree towered over the pink and green grove;
Naked of leaves, it’s twisted
Limbs exposing all its imperfections.
Surely it was no taller than
The others clothed and covered with late spring’s garb.
Yet this immodest tree seduces the eye to it alone;
Its branches, sculpted by life to a uniqueness of its own,
Are displayed wide and unashamed.
Its bent shaped limbs continue their reach for the sky.
Proud, its unabashed stance giving it added height;
The stark tree towered high,
As high as the bare rock cliff in its shadow.


                                                Ariel
                                June 29, 2004
Three, Brother, Taft Bay
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