SatelliteA Poem by PerditionMy castles, cry their prayers Tumbling, aged and scarred Crawling elms and porta-bellas nearby Delicate
rosettes, blushed Turned
up to other worlds in lucid conversation Philosophy
inside their hands Leaves me bantering Bantering To
be a fool again To tremble, crawl and know Touching
meteors, as they brush on by Wave
and whisper Just as one Let
them see this God that grows inside You
and I Same
reckless stone Same
riverbed Yet not
too soon to wake the water’s ebb But too soon to know To sake the apple Where
we bit and fell from stars Where
you will find my candlelight Wavering, In satellite oblivion © 2018 PerditionReviews
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