015: Maiden of Death

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This poem was inspired by one of my closest best-friends. I visualized this person as someone who is carefree and happy, but inside, this person is locked up in emotions and does not know what to do in life and its other aspects. I was inspired by how this person maintains such kind of fragility that whenever something bad comes to this person’s life, this person just almost falls off the edge of the cliff, but this person didn’t fall at all; that’s how fragile this person is (yeah, I know I sound redundant because I keep saying “this person,” but let’s just leave it to that.)

 

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MAIDEN OF DEATH

In mountaintops, I hear her call

Her echoes sweet and drowned in pain

The breeze doth make a heightened wall

That hopes to love with all; then wane

Her oceans shake the very ground

Like wanting for a warm embrace

Her stares a-beauty, pearls a-sound

Yet rivers flow without a trace

Her dreams lay on the dark of night

In blankets’ gloom and curtain’s touch

Her eyes find for the greatest sight

But fail, for chains’ and silver’s clutch

She plays the cellos in her hand

With notes of frozen memories

In labyrinths or desert land

In passion’s heart or agonies

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