. Poetry from The Great In-Between: The Grimore of Light Filled with Dark Regrets

Wednesday, December 18, 2024

The Grimore of Light Filled with Dark Regrets

A voice whispered at 1 am. 


As I sit alone at the worn gates of Yesterday


Looking through the Past's

White painted windows 

Unafraid 


Lost in deep thoughts as I watch once lost memories 


Drive past like a new presidential JFK motorcade 


Looking closely at the happy and sad games 

We once played


You and me 

Eventually 

Holding hands tightly 


Whilst the ungodly Gossiping band


Loudly played

As our Titanic slowly sunk


I can still see

Reflected in your deliciously dark eyes


The night I surrendered 


A magical night 

I'll always remember


But as all things 

In my cursed life 


Everything changed as

The metaphorical iceberg struck 


And our love slowly drowned as it

Shrunk 


That seemingly endless night we once shared


Is it now torn beyond all repair 


You were once all I ever needed

And will never forget


But as I still live in here

Wandering through the Alabaster Hall 


Of

The Great In-Between 


I will always write your beloved name


Using beautiful syllables 

In my eternal book of spells


Beside other failed dreams 

Called


The Grimore of Light 

Filled with Dark Regrets


Where you'll forever live 

As I sometimes sit at the gates of yesterday 


Once again 

Wandering through green fields of yellow memories 


Still clinging onto fragments of your sensuous silhouette


Somewhere 

If you can hear me


I hope our old love 

Still in your heart as in mine 


Holds forever strong


With memories of me 

As it too


Pirouettes


Before it too enters your

Grimore of Light 

Filled with Dark Regrets


(C)

Copyright John Duffy

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