No Shadows in The Last Station

I write in hints of shadows where
The passion cowers, peeking out,
A child amongst the grown-up legs.
The suicide is not on stage,
The ardor of ten thousand days,
The flesh that presses softer flesh,
The dagger drawn to rip and tear,
The arguments with rending clothes,
Invisible for all to see.
And what is left between the words?
Just paper, white, untouched, unmarred.
The conjuror will cast his spell
To find the only one he’s fooled
Looks back at him within the glass.

One Response to “No Shadows in The Last Station”

  1. thegnosticpoet says:

    The Last Station is a movie about the end of Leo Tolstoy’s life. It is a film of great passion, unconsidered passion.

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