Prometheus Rex

and there was hope in your eyes
as they were lost in the blue
of the depths of the skies
for the pieces of you

and you spoke for the thunder
in the dark, for the clay
as a new light was birthed
and from night came the day

and from the clay gazed the master
and his eyes were so bright
that he gifted the new son
with his pieces of white

but the son could let go
of perfection in kind
and be no more of snow
but remain always blind




Poetry by CrowRider
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Written on 2011-03-27 at 00:30

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Still doing it! I find much pleasure in the flowing and transitioning of your lines. Your poems are a joy to read out loud and later on to mull about and savour its meanings.
2011-03-28