My Phoenix of the World's Desire
(A cascade poem, a form created by Udit Bhatia.) My phoenix of the world's desire rescinded in the flames of lust, that knows no darker fire. O do I dare, or can I trust? My spread-eagled wings, vast and free, they carry me to my goal. The rainbow plume that most admire - my phoenix of the world's desire. Up high, so far away from home. I am lost in the unmapped realm of sky, the spiced, charred winds of fate - rescinded in the flames of lust. Than light so bright, now I am blind; no other world can see. A prelude of volcanic sire, my ever-burning fun'ral pyre that knows no darker fire. No ruby dazzles, nor emerald lingers in my heart's nearest prize. Ra's Bennu-weben tarries here - O do I dare, or can I trust?
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J. Maw
I care not so much what I am to others as what I am to myself. Michel de Montaigne
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