Wednesday, July 29, 2015

Wingspan

It’s morning, love. I’m fresh for a ritual, awestruck, wiping
tears. A candle burns, a reed speaks—such rhapsody. I’m
near a heart, pondering something chaste, quilted in diamonds.
It’s easy, love, to count your soul, as radical as love. I see
you in moments, a living tent, an upcoming novel. So
research, love. Become an opus, a mystic nib, a parasol for
souls. It’s fast moving, to catch a tear, smiling through a
storm. Such prestige, to seal a pit, and walk a friend. I love
you come darkness, ever this life, captured in a photograph.
Our hearts, a gallery of trinkets, a fever of night-waves. I feel
you, sorting through dreams, affected by reality. It was ever
our souls, constructing life, where we yearn to see. Reach a
skylight, love. Croon a seraph. This is our days, a bucket of
differences, a sea of similarities. How to atone, tugging clouds,
staring at mirrors? I live it in a forest, conversing jaguars,
pulling at owls. It’s a miracle, love, to ever bear witness, to feel
mystic hands. Through it all, nurse a passion, live an anthem. 

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