Beauty rose out of that silent sea,
Her eyes were tepid with wild thunder,
And then she turned and looked at me.
Me; a meagre man who knew no lady fair,
Nor one of care as she snaps my heart asunder.
Beauty flew up to that sinister sky,
Her lips were dark with mad desire,
And then she turned and started to cry.
Cry; a crude curse who knew no mortal smile,
Nor one so vile as she scars my aura in fire.
Beauty stood up on that scarlet skin,
Her locks were rouge with quiet rain,
And then she turned and walked on sin.
Sin; a sordid spirit who knew no lover true,
Nor one in clue as she saves me from my pain.
The rhyme scheme itself is also beautiful. I often prefer free verse because I find rhyme schemes tired and often forced when they are not applied properly, but it flows in a way that is fixed and poetic yet still highly evocative and powerful, yet not overpowering the whole piece.
Poetry is often difficult (at least, for me) because the themes of poetry are often fixed on only a few general ideas that are later expanded on - dark emotions, romance, nature, and negative life experience. The things that evoke the most powerful feelings from us. NemoX7 takes these themes and twists them not necessarily in a new light, but in a beautiful perspective that puts an old technique into a gorgeous form and sets the reader on fire with passion.
All together, "Beauty" is a terribly marvellous poem that speaks entirely for itself.
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