Where Serpents Dwell
His guts are exposed to the naked cold, Spilling out from this futile state Of a sickly, leprous sedation. Scattered around this concrete alley Lie the once-beating shards Of your shattered glass heart. Where - he found himself - a stranger! A stranger in that malevolent dream Where serpents choose to dwell. All the while the wind hisses in shrill, fork-tongued whispers... Still He labors day and night To pry open the jealous adhesive That fastened shut his love. Still He fights the meek pariah, Starves the parasitic worm, And curses the stern, false Judge. And wonders where he's gone, The man you once adored. All the while the wind hisses in shrill, fork-tongued whispers...
5
0
Falko
Find out more about Falko.
Comments
Sign in or sign up to comment on this poem!
Poems by style
Poems by content