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"Whence the woven net drags
And the harrowed wind goes
Sighs the dragonfly - beaten
Does the pufferfish blow
Doth the moon not reflect
In those eyes of golden green
As they fled from the sun
To embrace the unseen
So they gazed upon a world
Burning wreckage marred the land
Thousand spires lit the night
Though she never took his hand
As he dwelled upon a truth
Left in tatters - overwhelmed
Midnight mane - scattered youth
As another took the helm
Of the vessel of his soul
And the strings that bound his heart
Condescending overtones
That awoke him with a start
So he looked upon a face
Smiled sadly - recollecting
Countless nights wrapped in joy
Broken silence ever rending
Every tear from fallowed eyes
Every cry from suffered voice
Every touch so swiftly ending
Every action left a choice
As he stood upon the precipice
Of the kingdom they had built
Holding high above his head
Crown of thorns of deepest guilt
So he hammered at the cross
Bore the burden he had made
Shoulder-ing a hollow world
That bore the debt he swore to pay
Strong as Atlas - there he stood
Ever burning - by the flame
He did set upon himself
As he soaked up all the blame
Lit a match - to cleanse it all
Choked up memories - favored tinder
As he slipped before the fall
Phoenix spiraled to a cinder
Cast away from thought enflamed
By the fuel he did drink
Thus it rained upon his soul
As he bore its noxious stink
Saturated by desire
For what nevermore would be
With spade of sorrow dig he dig
A lonesome grave out by the sea
Until the midnight hour had passed
As brightest stars yet shone on high
He thought he saw a figure cleave the waves
And bellowed choked-up cry
There he stood upon a field of grain
Which ever crumbled with tide's advance
Whilst the somber moon yet glowed on high
As he recalled a final chance
He squandered in a bout of fear
Eliciting a hidden tear
A thousand-man march of blurring salt
That bore the sorrow of his halt
For once upon a time - enchained
In foolishness he'd bent the cage
The shelter of a shattered truth
Blessed vessel of his forlorn youth
As foolish dove he flew from perch
With griffon rage he screamed "Enough!"
In petulance he dared recede
Fell wings of crimson did he bleed
Until the wind did blow no more
He crashed aground so bruised and sore
Evoking cry - so helplessly
Yet master - far - would never see
Those foolish wings had carried far
Away from every blazing star
Unto a darkness yet unknown
Profoundly far from loving home
If only those brown eyes would see
The sum of what it meant to me
To witness first and final flight
To spread those wings and pierce the night
Upon a journey - of good intention
Whose goal his fear forbade the mention
Planting seeds of doubt in coupled mind
That broke the one he left behind
If only he had know to state
To set a first and final date
To mark the moment he'd return
From somber journey ever late
For on his journey he did find
The worth of all he'd left behind
In callous moment of his youth
As he once sought to flee the truth
For but a moment - longer still
Spear-ing heart - upon upheld pike
Until his deepest pain had drank its fill
To quench regret and guilt alike
For he believed he'd never fly
Within that cage he'd surely die
All he did seek was but a truth
Rid-dled questions of his youth
That bore the seed of his descent
From deepest place his sorrow rent
In questioning his sense of self
In Eden he perceived a Hell
Yet as the flames of madness died
Extinguished blaze - from tears he'd cried
A flowing river - in which he sank
Filled lungs with sand - the lies he drank
As fear deceived a boy once lost
Who dared defend at any cost
An image he once longed to see
Of stark horizon - once set free
Yet as he soared beyond the trees
So swiftly fell upon his knees
At once he wished for gilded cage
As sorrow did supplant his rage
He re-alized what he had lost
The price he paid - at highest cost
The severance of "You and I"
Upon the day his spirit died"