documentA Poem by Matthew Young
you banned me from your throne
that chair of salvation you cradled me in as I called out to you like a lost child carrying a sack of silver for the king he was unaware of our evenings wrapped in the literature of longing I plucked a daisy from our field where we'd meet beneath the moonlight and placed it on your side of the bed like you, it does not reveal secrets to those who pass and marvel at its beauty © 2010 Matthew Young |
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