. Poetry from The Great In-Between: The Song of Argento

Friday, August 21, 2026

The Song of Argento



Blessed be.

Velumbound.



With your last breath

Of the midnight hour


Will you hear

This call


From my towers


Will you join my company


Going past

To a world


Of neverending pleasures

That will last forever


Where sensuous music

With wild voices


Will put your soul

At risk


With its seductive power


And make your Fate

Close its ivory gates.


No longer to lament

But be courageous.


To welcome me

In.


To pitch my tent


With my powers

Of enchantment and pleasure


As my kin


That will seem

Heaven sent.


To those that

Seek love

And intimate sin.


A contradiction

Of above and below.


For I know

When all lascivious


Tensions must go.


So shed your fears


As you

To me

Are led


The Golden Goddess

Of all Exiles.


To a place


Where purple butterflies

Fly to

Die.


Come to me.

Come to me.


(C) 

Copyright John Duffy

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The Song of Argento