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This is a poem about the conflicting nature of the human mind. |
| Nature/Torture: Sun beat down and burn my frozen skin. Ants of the forest devour me till I am wafer thin. Leave my empty carcass to rot in mud And stain the soil with my blood. Sun shine down and warm my winter skin/ Ants of the forest follow me to the glades within. Surround my bright soul with a crystal lake And with the birds a symphony make. Isn’t that what you would prefer me to say? I clasp the floating fairy dust with both hands And crush any remnants of mystical awe. I dip my fingers through the calming sands Then throw handfuls bitterly at the shore. I should embrace the shaded boughs And enjoy the delights which nature allows. Instead I quiver from Earth’s bosom To lock my heart in a deep, dark chasm. |