What should I do
about the mornings that couldn’t be: now fog controls appearance of the sun A cloud-eagle curves to the haze in the west skimming the sail on soundless sea Standing at the edge I long to float with waves and wave with instant wind: on the dream water’s breast I read tomorrow’s wonder |
The room has her
presence every minute I feel she speaks in my deep silently Crazy these people don’t know how to go down with the swirl and up with the whirl but play in the raging water I fear the demons rising from my body at midnight crowding the mind and leading the soul to deeper darkness |
Exhausted she sleeps
unaware of my presence this warm night carefree I croon my spring song alone and fill the void with new dreams The chilly wind blows to freeze my feet and fingers tonight I can’t rise and silence the whisperings storming the vacant room Looking at her face for the glint of her nose-pin or rise of renku they couldn’t finish but form in their eyes together |
SmallnessI live in a crowd of fakes
smallness rises with age my mind has ceased to think new metaphors hardly happen hunger keeps me awake all night I mitigate minginess the inner lives emptied and filled with fresh stresses too many fault lines run through to make sense of the divide my passion itches and prompts I nuzzle the virtual too it’s the same virus aground the same hackers that hurt the vigor and rigor of the new, left, or pushed behind whatever the remedy wounds take deaths to heal |
HappinessDreams puzzling smallness of waking I can’t live the child’s circumcision promise of happiness |
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