The Tears of Tukuturi
He kneels, arms spread outwards to the gate's intruder
Hands bound to a liquid sheath
A moss-enslaved blade tight-tucked beneath his feet
Looking in, he
But a reflection at his feet
Vibrating an echo on the transparent glass epoch
The large pedestal placed to his back unwillingly
Bardo of senses relay the chakra's quartet
A one-for-the-ages symphony
A clash in the inbetween of such engraved harmonics
He sits stern, then bends over concerned
Confined to his chronological breathing-space
Outside where the one finger will govern, as five will threaten
He slumps back and sighs for a few seconds
And though engraved in time, the sixth millenia since he has settled
Frames per second belittle time's sepals, each temporal petal
He, with his cold basaltic palms infused in downtime
Nightshade cocoon embodiment of gentle tendril greens
Planting fifty calibur seeds
Shrapnel distortion, distorting fibrous torsion
Flesh ridden riddles of hemoglobin fallout
Deep breath on a half-life, emptying a hallway's mouth
To the top step of the staircase
Spilling out, like a train and rail conflict
One portion, inertia bound
Teetering on the axial tilt of drunken calcium deposits
Pickaxe in right-hand, aimed at the course bedrock
Treading sedimentary truths, squat-tight in layers
Treading over shattered tributary capillaries
A bloodied broth of plastered aurora
Borealis in free-fall, hung the stars over a belt of teeth
Slipping over a dark circle's shadow
Falling into the rabbit hole, a borehole bore from light
Walking into walls, we stare up through the borehole
As cultural data strips and assigns a data bound sensory
Web encryped reality scheme as we,
The overlords of minerals, maternally match magicians
In their vast complex schemes


I'm glad. Yup, the first two are most recent, the rest are from 2007-2010. Most of my writings are heavily astronomy related and ancient culture
related I would say. There's a somewhat rich viking culture here, or at least I visited the site. The history is great and I sure had an interest in
trying to portray really cold or hot landscapes. I'm sure I sound downright crazy in some but it doesn't bother me too much.