Sunday, June 24, 2012

A Short Wait

Wilted flowers bloom in the noonday sun

as dry throats croak,

wanting, needing,

needlessly waiting

for that sliver in the mind

to strike gold


The river takes the fallow heart screaming,

down the raging rapids,

looking for some new sandy shore,

but there's no escape from

the jagged smile

from the rocks below


Climb again to the icy peaks,

while the scarred lands open

before you

like a lovers arms

in the deep of night

still alone in the meadows below


Stay, hunger

deep in the belly

fill the empty spaces

with promise of harvest

lay with me

broken in the sunlight

like crystal plates, shining

in the grass, a spectrum of haste

quiet and still

frozen in time

spinning

while the world

passes us by.









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