Ascendance
Ascendance
If doubt were a wall,
And I; Limbless,
Would you throw a rope
For I to bite with
Clenched teeth?
Or would you rather
Open floodgates
Of a lovers tears to drown?
And if this wall,
Was covered with
The moss of many moons,
Many Suns – days – nights
Years of expectation,
Would you make
Me there disabled
Just to watch it grow forever?
Or would you rather
Throw the blindfold
So I couldn’t bare
This time as witness?
2.
Seeing how high
This wall can be;
Summons only
Hope that walls
Can never last,
Alas,
The doubt
Adorning every
Hurt upon this world,
Keeps the wall
Growing ever higher,
And you’re asking
Me believe in
Supernatural Gods –
When Gods are not
The answer,
For in truth
This doubt
That’s sickening
A discordant world
Of purgatory;
Needs only
Its demolition
By the secret wings
Of many,
Whence upon her
Face again we’ll see.
Michael J Waite 8th March 2014.
Cynthia Buell Thomas
Fri 14th Mar 2014 12:20
Michael, this poem is difficult to follow, but still has a potent anger best appreciated when gulped down quickly.