photo by Edward Rinaldi |
there would no longer be
any good mornings
or hey sweethearts she said
wasn't I supposed
to be dead already ...?
I suppose I was always meant
to be thought
of this way
but here I am still craw-ed in your stilled
and not emptying quickly enough of me
lock boxed chambered heart and eyes ...
I went looking for sexy mum
you went looking for father
I suppose neither one of us
found in each other
what we were looking for
and now the lace-lets of piano
take me to the open window
towards the smell of rain
and deepening May
the call to June
how I love thee
and Autumn too
but Summer day
is not so favored
or assuredly mine
any more
I side with night
its short breath
and expanse
the lance of dew
the hand organ song
of its soul is a tarantella
that I knew
when I first heard it
the birds
too, come to
sing pour you
the last glass
on the grass
and walk barefoot
as if the tides
are real low
and whispering
go to bed
go to bed
dream of mountains
and the rain
beaches and the explanations
that sometimes arrive
many years later
in a poem
or forward
to a novel
not yet written, titled ...
'Dawn approaches : angled your dagger-ed light'
EJR ©
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