Monday, June 6, 2022

LITERARY: "Once More" by Lorraine D. Villete

 




Published by: Heather Pasicolan
Date publsihed: June 6, 2022
Time published: 12:22 PM

Category: Poetry
Theme: One sided
Synopsis: Though years have passed, whispers have hushed, and the eyes that drilled holes behind our heads are closed; there was that one thing that should’ve been gone as well.



Rekindle on what was buried by foolishness;

Grass seemed greener on the other side rather than the thunderous field the soles of my feet stood;

I thought they would seize the day to call the coward a pluviophile.



Vigorous downfall that covered all surfaces,

By sound and appearance alone, everything was menacing.

But the sensation gave the skin a light tickle; gentle as it seemed—

Then, I found myself wanting to bask in this atmosphere on my skin.



A hint of Chloris’ petals scattered messily in the right places in between these lines;

Tinge with timid little pink hues, written with an intensity not several, but one could fathom.



Gaze upon the perceived truth; regardless on what side was chosen—

The fine, thickened panΓ­ rich in Erebus’ tenderness, meant more than what it was.




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