
From the gray ruins of my memory,
She rises like a shadow vague and unsteady,
Shrouded in deep gloom,
Only to ignite in preternatural light,
Rekindling the images of a lost time.
The beauty of the woman framed amid,
Raven curls loose to the evening breeze,
Her large lustrous eyes pinion my soul.
I offer her my heart and suffer the agonies...
Of what might have been.
Rejecting my heart, I took hers,
Capturing her unparalleled beauty
In the abstraction of a decaying
Object I could hold in my hands.
She floats away in an unreal dance,
A dream too bright to last.
Death keeps an open house.
We will meet again.
About the Creator
Eric B. Ruark
I am an award-winning storyteller and photographer who has published several mystery stories with Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine. My sci-fi mystery novels are on Amazon and are available in both e-book and paperback formats.



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