Foliage
(The Closest I'll Ever Get to a Love Poem)
This piece is the one that started it all back up again. It brought me back to my voice, which has been a struggle to find for the past 15 or so years. I hope it has the power to make you feel something of what I felt when I wrote it. That is a feeling I live to impart to the world with my writing...
... You know, when I'm not writing about death, destruction, and the like.
From whence love comes;
so to ventures
the soul-
a vessel left
cavernous
and wilting.
Hollow wisps
dancing in
drifting husks-
enriching soils
upon which
they fall.
Hooves pattering
to impress
the fauna that begs growth.
Packed earth.
The nudest berth
for which it burgeons;
a bed
to rest
our heads.
And watch
it all rise
around and about
us.
About the Creator
Matt Martin-Hall
I've been storytelling since I could form words (and probably before.) I love the vivid imagery of poetry, the unbridled ultima of surrealism, and the fragmented blur of a traumatized mind. Such defines my experience, and I love to share it

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