Sunday, 2 September 2007

Elegy On The Death Of Meaning

Words swirl around this emptiness
Like falsely cheery sparrows circling
A dull leaden grey sky, devoid of light
And awaiting a sun never-rising.

The water it stands stagnant –
Not silvery clear, not sharp and brisk,
No insistent urge in its liquid surge.
All safe and still, no rushing risk.

The clouds gather above the wasteland
No character, no form, no power,
No promise, only a hideous heaviness
That blots out all hope for laughter.

3 comments:

Jules 25:17 said...

Forgive me if I offend you, but I just cant think of describing this in any other way except - \m/.

Saturnalia's Offspring said...

Offend me?
You're kidding, right?
That is a MAJOR compliment. Understood.

Lucid Darkness said...

Yes.
It is a moment captured, and captured well.