I write of wishes on stars,
words floating upwards,
of birds pooping on my head, French sayings, goosebumps and
needs.
I sing of love, smiles, touch, beauty, sunsets and serenity.
I sing of the softness of every summer night,
and the spirit of our love;
of breezes in the afternoon, night breezes,
love, lust, sex and passion.
How the stillness of the night
affects my sleep.
I cry out Rediscovery! from my
surreal dreams, insanity, fear.
Of proposals not yet asked and
mindful colors, words spoken,
smells of childhood, regret, and the rising sun.
I put forth these onto paper.
Of sadness:
mom, death, cancer, disease, hate.
I lay down these tears so that you may comfort me,
Embracing the sun,
I celebrate birthdays, anniversaries,
poems, wants, desires, tingling snowflakes.
I focus on withdrawn questions, quiet,
time, darkness, stars, Dad
and a lackthereof fatherhood.
I travel through deep forests,
winter, Kindergarten, sorrow, depression,
mystery, memories;
my mind meanders through life.
I write of questions, vows, grass, warmth;
I imagine ebony skin, dew and crescent moons.
I sing of jazz, dancin', my itching body.
I remember blackness, tears, Laurel,
vanity, graffiti, flowers.
Of my muse, white skin, soft, delicate hands,
I flame with desire, heartbreak and awkwardness.
Running toward the blackened horizon,
I think of nostalgia, butterflies, music.
I fear explosions, tempests, insomnia, China.
I feel hot, dry winds
appreciating my face.
I laugh of crazy Aunts, human nature.
I regret weeping over ashes.
Of all these things,
I experience in the dimly lit
still of morning.
Sunday, June 19, 2005
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5 comments:
I like this work of yours a lot. Esp how you end it with "Of all these things, I experience in the dimly lit
still of morning." It is so apt.
this is different from all the others i've read. like you were speaking in another voice, another style. i like it.
there is so much here, so much!
its almost like an album, makes met think it should have a video in sepia tones. liked it very much. thanks.
I lay down these tears so that you may comfort me,
I regret weeping over ashes.
Sniff. Those lines made me stop and reread. Sigh.
^_^
"Of all these things,
I experience in the dimly lit
still of morning."
This made me go back and read it over again and makes me want to read it again.
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