"Tam O'Shanter and the Witches" an illustration to the poem of Robert Burns, by John Faed 1892 |
robert burns wrote poems about witches...
of nannies dancing
and the paying
handsomely to
which winsome wench
is said to
leave your soul
the stone hints
your humanity
uses to traverse
the night safely
through its thrilling
near danger and
abandonment, lust
is a tidal purity
much like time
rhythm and chance
and has many forms
longing for home again
your enchanted see
she dances roil
courts toil and trouble
love's easy laughter
rubble to
bubbling spit
and yes. you forget
she courts every desire
of a here ever after
what shadow do you
cast iron lid slid sit
upon the pot of you
this life is currently
swimming without
a set stroke atop
a fire slow clock turning
what builds morning
light breathless stilled
to your exhales crawling
from a dark
and cold place
he wrote
nannies womb
was limbs and
songs ready
to burn your life
through what it
could awaken
and be taken
apart and put
back together with
and your soul keeps
digging how her groove
wears you
EJR ©
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