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Remains

A surreal poem about nature.

By Silver DauxPublished 4 years ago • 1 min read
Remains
Photo by Thomas Lipke on Unsplash

The stars dipped into the snowy hills,

Twinkling and glimmering in a blue world,

Gathering in the drifts at the base of old trees

Wisened half by weather, half by soil.

Moved by the rivers trailing through the dirt.

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Skeletons sleep nestled in their roots.

Great fissures crack the earth open in a sneer.

The poets tumble in and die,

The romantics after,

And the cynics last of all.

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The soil shifts and chasms belch until bones

Are the only things that remain.

Souvenirs from the terror of a sleep

No one has managed to wake from.

Night has picked up its crown.

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About the Creator

Silver Daux

Writer of the dark! Think of it like flipping rocks, the weird little stories underneath are my jam and jelly. Jam and butter? Just jam. Absolutely no use of AI in any of my works :)

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    Written by Silver Daux