I Nearly Shot The Dove Poem by Muser Evidence

I Nearly Shot The Dove



I had left to the hollow
In bottled paws, famished legs.
That dove smears the marrow
And sends stagnant moon's dirges

Fastidiously to the bay
Decision of the catapult
Was, fray-longing, hits day,
Ever in the red eye of earth.

I had my fist poised
And it's beauteous strands
Calls the dust of demand.
Over span would tell my hands

So undeterred as rain
Always-would tis signal curve train.

Muser Evidence
Tuesday, September 10, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: dreams,longing
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Love is unconditional, life may not be complete or completely lived without your joy reflecting around those that hold it. Meeting the person holding mine is worth inscribing just as i have done here with this powerful words.
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