What’s In a Name?


Once upon a time, I wrote poetry. I also felt very damaged. Hence, fragmentedpoet was born. Also, once upon a time, my niece bought me fridge magnet poetry words, and it was super cool! I came up with some pretty unique poems that weren’t so much derived from a thought process, but made up on the spot with words that I had available…then of course, stuck on the fridge. Fun times!

This is such a poem and I’ve added to it, giving it context and a little meaning. Hope you enjoy, my faithful readers. xo

Lilith

“Use the voice.”

Her laugh was like smoke and poison

A broken flower to him,

A porcelain ghost to herself.

“Can the crap”, she whispered.

“Sex is just an iced peach martini –

Ask it to throb and feel it melt

Like a warm spring morning.”

He left her there,

In shadows that clung to her flesh like mist to a mountain

In half waking dreams and fingerprints of lust

“Come here”, she beckoned.

No. Demanded.

He never had a choice so why pretend?

Arms opened and eyes that left him

breathless with mingled regrets and boyish hope,

he followed her into nirvana.

Rest In Peace


I hope your travel to the other side was a beautiful one, John. I hope that you’re with God, free of pain and have found joy.

On the Edge of Dream
 
I’ve come back to tell you –
death took me home the other day
it wasn’t how I imagined
death did not come…

 

Shrouded in Black shadows – face an endless pit of pain
death had no scythe, or weapon to hurt

 

She,
child born of Faeries
moonlight reflecting pale skin
petals of newborn spring adorned strawberry curls
her eyes,
the very stars….

 

Taking her hand,
I touched gossamer wings
air shimmered, made of purest light

 

“I’ve come to lead you home love”
Her voice a whisper; crystal bells 
“Yet I think you already know the way”

 

I did
I had – only to fly on the edge of dream,
balance on the tip of all thought, and I was there

 

I’ve come back to tell you
death took me home the other day
it was the most beautiful journey
the most un-imaginable joy