The color of burntblue
was there on a sunday’s eve
clear skies and murky
water like the leftovers of a
childhood memory
waveuponwave, like an endless rhythm beats
brave drums beneath a
twilight heaven
swing to and fro, softer
than a leaf resting on the breeze
the weight of the world
was lifted
and taken far away from
me—
but still remains this
pain
holding a raw and bitter
heart—
what questions told not
to ask anymore
and still feel their beat
in the dark
swollen soul, moving in
and out of my mess like a fish,
i catch you in the glance
and miss your eye—
though you never miss
mine—
when in all my ways you
caught me, i don’t know?
and when in all my ways i
realized, i'm not alone?
and how will we go from
here when we lift the veil of pain?
i really can’t imagine it
gone, and me still remain.
swift comes the morning
and evening
something is left behind
and i have searched the
earth in her age—
only to long and pine
for what, i cannot place
it,
a face, a friend i never
knew,
dream of a dream i once
had as a child,
never forgotten, never
renewed?
were i to lift it up,
like a rock upon the earth—
what would i find
underneath, the grubs, worms, dirt?
oh what ugliness, oh my
heart,
oh how i didn’t want to
see…
the very knife that is my
wound pierces me for the healing,
water and blood flow out
from where i know not
and i am bleeding still—
though whose blood i’ve
forgot…
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