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by john Nov 6, 2009 category : Miscellaneous / Misc. poems
Conflagration Quit the fire burning Let it stand, smoldering Back turned to the smoke, Wrapping and twisting Through an inhaled breath. The shelf of darkness Is steep away from the rim. Miasma lingers in damp air. It tastes of unwashed Love; sweeter than smoke. Caliginous is the fire Left behind, in search of Brighter lights, stumbling In the foreign dark, Unsure memories Of pleasant crackles.