Violet Husk

Today, I welcome you all back to that luminous cavern where words go floating about.

This one is called Violet Husk. A new piece by myself for all of you here, on His Empty Space. Enjoy.


VIOLET HUSK

The antler moon rides our husk of noon;

The antler moon rides our way as light exudes.

Cradling the violet chirp

Beneath a wilting valley

Crunched by time too soon.

Fallen emerald slump on crimson slopes

The glistening wood like loosened hair

Amongst this night of wet-lashed air

The heather holes with crawling swallows

Suckle deep the relish from the colonies that live in ochre halls

And all the while the subliminal societies

forage the floors amongst the nesting

end of lords no more.

Before it all a chord of grey

to which no hands can graze or play;

Where all gills are squelched and limbs torn to flame.

The pressing distance blurred with lifeless leaves,

all caught in the might of this pneumatic disease.

Along the shores a fleet array, lined with brine and sharp decay

The antler moon rides our husk of noon;

The antler moon rides our way as night protrudes.

So there we sail the stark penumbra

And wait on stars for our mothers.

╰☆╮


Thanks, as always!

Remember to check out my website: hisemptyspace.wix.com/hisemptyspace

And my art page: https://www.facebook.com/tomansellvisualartist

Peace,

Tom.

Leave a comment