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Rasputin
by Karen A. Romanko
The monk, a black hole,
eyes peering from within the depths,
an irresistible summoning
The heir, a blood moon,
hemorrhaging helplessness
into bruised craters of lost youth
The empress, a binary star,
pulled from her loving partner
into ethereal isolation
The monk, a black hole,
swallowing everything and himself
until no light escaped the abyss
About the Author:
Karen A. Romanko's
poetry and short stories have appeared in Strange Horizons,
Ideomancer, Would That It Were, The Pedestal Magazine,
Dreams and Nightmares, Full Unit Hookup, and Lone Star
Stories, among others.
Her first poetry collection, Raven's Runes: Equations in Time,
was released by Sam's Dot Publishing in 2004. She also edits and
publishes the specfic and mystery e-zine
Raven Electrick.
Poem © 2006 Karen A. Romanko.
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