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Author’s note: ‘Viaticus nunquam terminus’ is latin for ‘The journey never ends’.
Sunlight falling just so,
so I sit upon a carpet
of emerald.
Years and years have passed
and time has taken its toll,
for it halts for no one.
Not even you.
The scars are still fresh,
Oozing gashes of crimson
and the bleeding never
ceased.
Irony is cruel,
but life is crueller,
and those luminous eyes of
yours
haunt
my
dreams.
"Viaticus nunquam terminus,"
you used to whisper.
And I,
I with this sluggish
tongue of mine,
would stare, begging
for your explanation.
You laughed, full of life
and told me to wait,
my time would come.
'Viaticus nunquam Terminus'
etched upon an ancient stone.
Slow fingers pick away the dirt,
to uncover
hidden meanings.
Eyes fall upon familiar words
and lips silently form their shape,
bringing them to life.
A sigh, and my feet find
the ancient path
that in my silent pilgrimage
I made,
as the sunlight falls just so.