Remembrance Of A Fly Poem by Leon Moon

Remembrance Of A Fly



We are the flies that remembered how to light fire;
We camouflage ourselves in darkness, the sea of memory,
Only to chase the light we burn, and blow out...

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Repose is ripened beauty, existing only
In the fact you can never know it, in any form...
Except through the blanket, tying our eyes; ever-present thread of nothingness..

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I seek you. Only you, for eternity.
How I ever much I forget, lose myself,
The seed, the motion of my soul, is you.

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Friday, August 10, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: beautiful,death,love
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
sickly 15/16 year old poems...i binned most of these 'short' ones, the ones i posted on here are being used for a character, the rest are lost to the beauty which exists only in the fact you can never know it, in any form...except through the blanket, tying our eyes, of nothingness.
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