A very sad poem.


The Premonition of Melancholy

It oftentimes comes to pass
Amid the thorns and briars of our earthly being
That we do fail to comprehend the genuine meaning
Of the celestial signs of a mass,
Or of the words engraved upon the plates of brass...
We're captured by the sorrow, grief and doubt,
And sadness falls upon our eyes like a shroud.

We are like fireflies, like jack-o'-lanterns,
A-wandering amid the mighty grass
Of towers, walls and urban thin skyscrapers...
This labyrinth of life is infinite... Alas!
Fall, 2015





Poetry by Eugenius
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Written on 2015-11-26 at 16:02

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I like this, and the images of fireflies and jack-o'-lanterns are good. We are blown, at times, by something other than ourselves, for good and sad.
2015-11-26