The Velvet Memory



The Velvet Memory
By Albino G. Natividad

I. Glitters in the eyes like diamonds in the sky
Moonbeams, rainbow trails, look at the starlight
Satisfying moments, twilight scenes in the air
More of an inspiration like picturesque it paints

II. Hear the thunder rolling, listen to it like a music
Breathe the aroma of the desperate call of trick
Give all hail to the rainfall rising distinctly
Vivid watercolor fragments of the velvet memory

III. Heart beats like a drum, empty without a sound
Pulses racing amid the breaking of dawn
Soldiers marching wretchedly into the great realm
Ditching their defeated war beyond the calm

IV. Beneath the dagger is a case strapped in a hole
Bury the hatchet but remain stranded in the cold
Pleasure is permitted in the twinkle of a dew
Incandescent eyes quivering slightly when viewed

V. Memories so clear like water flowing in a stream
So smooth yet the rapids underneath a thriving dream
In lieu of the orange leaves falling in lethargic motion
There lies the corpse of a flickered dead emotion

VI. Trinkets of temptation beneath the hacked surface
Shake the gold dust off the wall of a blemished lace
Clouds of silver lining flashed above the head
Waves of nostalgia swinging on the sheets of bed

VII. Rock of appalling savagery stir up a tainted bottom
Little earthquakes emblazoned in a bowl of cotton
Pixies hopping from one toadstool to another
Blurring the thin line between a friend and a lover

VIII. A ripple in the ocean, a wrinkled time in destiny
Growing like a vine crawling with animosity
The master’s sigh is a cliché of strong annihilation
Bearing the offspring of a one true devotion

IX. The exploited secrets of a man’s consciousness
Barred the cognizance of one’s sole defense
To imbue the epiphany of a soul once rejected
Let alone incite the velvet memory it withhel

About this poem

This poem is an inspiration from all the epic movies I have watched.

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Written on July 04, 2022

Submitted by albino.natividad on March 27, 2023

Modified on March 27, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme AX XXXX BBAA XXXX CXXX DDEE FXGG XEHH AAEE FXXC
Closest metre Iambic hexameter
Characters 1,839
Words 326
Stanzas 10
Stanza Lengths 2, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4

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