DISSENT
No different, tantamount to
her;
The one subsists thought to
have died.
Plaintive moments blossom
weeds;
Regenerate reveries petrify.
Free! it told her . . . Free!
it said.
She, on knee, the pensive
nun—
Now disabused, the guilt sets
in.
Though love persists, she
misses one.
The planes of heart,
unparallel
To those of mind (the lunar
core),
Span distances, make corners
cruel
And then dissent, shape
paramours.
Desiccated, wizened fault!—
Engenders posthumous desire,
This nascent creature,
filling roles,
Weeps to feel this ember’s
fire.
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