sepulchreA Poem by Jthere's endless truth in eyes
clouded over, looking away as if you'd catch this and smile. it's incense and pearls on a fine day. it's fingers outstretched, searching for divinity in flesh and communion in dreaming escapades. a house of cards, as always, toppling, toppling, rearranged. i was never much good at bluffing. too enthralled with nights spotting mars and venus: perfectly aligned, an orange orb and bright white evening star as companions. as scarf to neck. as a grandfather clock in a wizened villa, high stud ceilings crackling with decrepit paint. there's industry here, voices and endless commotion. i would give all of this up, run away to hills yet to be named. turn the soil over and plant my childhood once again. discover the sugary snap of pea-pods opened by inquisitive fingers. steal chicken eggs and marvel at the difference corn and scraps makes. to the colour. the vivacity of a utopia i've always dreamed of. the thread of skyline, and i with a fish-hook, intent on pulling it in. into my shadow, into my daily conversation with gaia. bread and wine, infused with love. grace and mirrors to every angle i touch. magnified. blooming. veins filled with silver and life. children and laughter, a given. if i were to follow this path. escape, and forever escape. light, forever light. amen. © 2010 JAuthor's Note
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Added on December 18, 2010Last Updated on December 18, 2010 |