Poetry
Poetry
Poetry
a sleeplessness
fills up our last night
with it’s bittersoft caress
sharp mind blank white
dreamwatching the stars
as they turn up ancient light
look, you see mars
up by the blood moon
through our rusting wrought iron bars
we pile sand dunes
shape the endless clouds
day will find our bed too soon
morning comes loud
we should rush to go
but seek the last warmth allowed
we cannot know
what spirit seeks us
if we accept tomorrow
but let’s not fuss
let’s hold with both hands
tender miraculous us
this strange love lands
in the quiet black
our primal body demands
we don’t look back