OBSESSION
You scare me, forests, as cathedrals do!
You howl like organs; and in your damned hearts,
Those mourning chambers where old death-rales ring,
Your De Profundis echoes in response.
Ocean, I hate you! your great crests and troughts,
I see them in my soul; the conquered man's
Mad laughter, full of insults and of sobs,
I hear it in the roaring of the sea.
But how you'd please me, night! without those stars
Whose light speaks in a language I have known!
Since I seek for the black, the blank, the bare!
Ah, but the darkness is itself a screen
Where thousands are projectd from my eyes -
Those vanished beings whom I recognize.
CHARLES BAUDELAIRE 
      
      
Crazy Pea "Sweetpea" Tender
       - 17 years, 4 days ago