In A Moment Reflecting Upon The Monument Poem by Leon Moon

In A Moment Reflecting Upon The Monument



The quicksilver tongue of truth.
Freedom's verdict in the ears she falls upon;

Our only duty! — too blind to be despised.

Adjoin to another and crown a lover
Forever fugitive in the rhythm of time;

Our nobility! — too vicious to be denied; —

Carving poses under water
As if ever stood a chance...

The death of kings — the enemy we idolise!

Even here, this timeless kingdom
Corrodes to a sound no one hears;

The royalty of silence — the universe sings!

Nature's regime revolves in the chaos we breathe;
Reduced and suspended, lost in the re-cycling
breeze...

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Written 16th September '21 The original has specified gaps and spaces which significantly impact the poem but unfortunately this website won't let me write it this way.
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