Friday, November 6, 2015

Soul to a River

He lost emotion, to struggle years, a bit blunted; and now to
feel, for a broken dam, to trickle like lava. The thorns are
vivid, smiling through liquor, a sore impression; and more
for conflict, a morning heavy, to flicker cigars,

steeped in prayer!

The forest is walking. The trees are barking. A ghost is
coughing. He sees it hazily, a portrait on a pond. Something
speaks, a book of feelings, to blunt the fractures. Its putty for
cracks, and paint for graffiti, carving impressions,

steeped in prayer!

He set a journey, to build for blocks, to uproot a fence; and
hear for sirens, to follow gunshots, to buff concrete. The
earth has noticed, where soil cringes, to pull at bones. Pages
are screaming, for bleeding wit, for crying brows,

steeped in prayer! 

I’d Save The Reader Years

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