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Sandstorm Of Memories

Contributed by aliopterix on Tuesday, 13th December 2011 @ 08:57:38 PM in AEST
Topic: LostLove

Sandstorm Of Memories

The sandstorm is made of memories;
Each grain of sand a moment in time
Frozen in my mind. Here the lies
Cloud my judgement so the rhyme
And reason for my desperation dies
Within the swirling grains of history.

A speck of sand enters my eye;
Sweet irony that the means by which I see
Is blinded by a static tableau of memory.
From the invader comes a picture of me
With you in a meadow – upon our faces glee.
What sorcery would punish me so?

I rub my eyes and like a sentient camera
Another image replaces the first. Excitation
Replaces the hesitancy and helplessness.
This time we are there in church, the celebration
Of our union. I see you in that wedding dress
And the vision becomes too much to bear.

Past wonderment is tinged with the sadness of foresight.
I know how this story must end.
Tears remove the photographic obstruction
But is instantly replaced and I ascend
The stairs of memory past our union
To the time when the final denouement plays.

Here I arrive at the top step of yesterday’s end.
You lay before me with him at your side
And I have to wonder why I am cursed
To gaze upon those beauteous eyes open wide.
Your countenance is fair and seems blessed
As you unwittingly drive a dagger through my heart.

Copyright Â© aliopterix ... [ 2011-12-13 20:57:38]
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Re: Sandstorm Of Memories (User Rating: 1 )
by angelus8663 on Wednesday, 14th December 2011 @ 04:01:24 AM AEST
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great writing, a story well told. the imagery takes us with you on your journey and leaves us on that last step feeling your pain. superb work

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