Inceptive

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On the first time
that I tried to spill poetry in my lips,
all of the figurative languages evanesced
as the lightning began to enclasp
the slivers of my words.

The stars began to hide
underneath my bed
while the starlit skies transformed
into a pitch-black expanse.
 
Brimming with emptiness,
all of my favorite rhymes
died at that moment.
When I tried to lasso
the moon with my poem,
I caught nothing
but a handful of scars,
lingering on the cracks
of my broken verses.

Hollow reality seeping
through the incarnadine page;

Poetry is the language
of the indefinite spaces,
linking with each other
to create  an eloquent
universe inside.

—MLD

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