Tag: priestess

  • eye of light

    eye of light

    the eye of light, it sees

    it delivers, it brings forth the time of carriages and wandering nomads
    and princesses and nightshades
    it speaks of wonder and prisms and eyes
    I, I, I’s, that glare at me,
    glint at me,
    surreptitiously, but… not really.

    I sit and wonder with him by my side, the one true support that we have to ride,
    and see the timing here is bliss because i know this,
    he is there for me, unlike those whom wish to subsist upon my energies,
    crush me with metaphoric ease, rise above their blatant cries,
    I shan’t commence no shudders,
    I will rise and rise and rise until sunset hits the source of power.

    I’m going to be seen soon, apparently, he claims, he tries to warn me to put the laptop away,
    for they will ask, ask away what is it you dictate today from the words of gods, well here there feels no god for me at this present moment, this disgusting method I breathe, I feel angst, anxiety, vile suffocation I feel immense chest paining…


    Mane.

    – Unicorns dance in great celebration.

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  • Poem stream: premonition – 31/12/21

    Poem stream: premonition – 31/12/21

    I dance with momentous energy
    flying through the silver screen
    calling to thee and welcoming, see
    the seer within me drives to flee

    and wanton moments desirous times
    fly and wind designing mine
    and I realise the calling the calling of the designated stalling
    is in the horses radiance
    the unicorns fallings

    she understands knows the truth is at hand
    unravelling the dictations of the universe
    control shift COMMAND

    the crystals reflecting your flash is as smooth

    as the cerulean blue in my heart for you
    but darling see this moment,
    this tirade this flight this path and know that I am the one for you
    I am the one who calls with truth
    I am the one being stalked sold for you
    because, because the world
    is not right without our charms
    refresh the page,
    anew.
    (31/12/21)
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