Da Vinci Code Poem by Xelam Kan™

Da Vinci Code



This life is full of 
tittering jeering emptiness 
and unacceptable too,  
so I painted myself like a Hero:
no less than the Marvel's One.
A holy spirit I framed this myself 
and started moving along
the silent winds, to climb
the flirting stars and was
singing Milton's songs.
 
Wearing white 
in that dark cold night,  
my flight in the falling mist 
was full of horror and fright,
and when I past the worldly time- 
that measures the melting hours- 
down I saw glares and glows unknown,
and heard thousands of filthy groans,  
which left my reason 
numbed and vision blind.
 
A high treason it would be  
in the seventh sky, as I got to know
that MAN is a fleck of dust,
but worthy more than the ten commandments,
and sacred like the Da Vinci code... 
Oh come on K 
WTH you're talking?  
it's too boring, isn't. 
let's have some drink and 
a little nap instead. 

Saturday, December 26, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: funny,irony,religion
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
not yet fully bloomed.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Bri Edwards 03 February 2016

ok, so you were tripping out on drugs one night when you started to write this. and you changed beer to drink, but i see your note telling of your teetotaling. good boy! i still like the ending. bri ;) p.s. i've heard of Da Vinci Code, but confess i don't know (or forget) what it is about.

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Bright Morn 09 January 2016

typing mistake in 7th line. anf instead of and.

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