Wednesday, June 6, 2012

Silks


She fades from me
and I can breathe
and move myself in reclamation.
My body protests the wildfire
but it sanctifies my mind,
I owe no one any explanations.

Words are nothing more than words;
a fool’s fortune is a promise
four and twenty ravens make a murder
a hearts an organ
nothing more, none the less.

I hear sky calling all the time
in the integrity of every rhyme
and we are all blank paper drifting.
One eye on the west coast
one hand on a nameless ghost
I push back hard with the weight 
I’ve been shamefully lifting.

My lover’s gone and I love to be wrong,
I conquer the day and capture the night.
I dive into Prussian silks
black coffee spooning with eggshell white.

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