This poem was written when I was very prone to viewing my past through the lens of periods in life where I lived in the moment and then periods where I spent on reflection and at this particular time when I was in transition of both.
So it resembles a story line that oscillates from living infatuated to a person and torn from their realm.
Thank you for reading.
I.
The seventh day of June
Shines a pearl in the sky,
A full moon
Oh pearl moon, let us look
To you for fortune and find
Future in your form
Let us breathe the waves and
Touch the breeze with
Eternal warmth
For You,
There remains a lush
Forest yet to explore;
A sacred breeze for
Your lungs to swallow
Full
May your nights remain
Enchanted ‘till your Sun
Shines no more; your days
Lush and rarely torn
The Sun sets low and full of
Sugared blood
For me,
An endless prairie of barren
And blight
The void blood, omnipotent
In my veins, while skeletons
Of trees form figures that
Dance onto Forever
Two roots connect
Under the wide breadth of a
Voracious river
II.
Two weeks into the
Crisp month of May
Stars persist, illuminated
Onto night and back int0
Day
With fables of
Adventure and misadventure sung,
Magnetism grew in a low hum,
And the sky changed hue with the
Projection of you on my lens
A time spent with the Shaman
Of internal confession
III.
Mountains melt
Down to our toes,
Massaging the unknown
With wise words
Your mind’s light shines
Upon my eyes in all of
Life
My passing stork,
Ever-present in your
Sky
Then, where one grew two
Detached
The other saw a singular
Batch, nullifying the
First with swift
Tact
The street lamp
Brightens both sides,
The people walk
Without fault
Both bats are in for it,
Whichever tree in the
Forest it may be.
For there lies life in every
Worm-like root, under every
Snaking tree.
To and fro
It will never slow
Only enforcing the
Tempest snow,
In the streets it flows
Landing on the precipice
And endlessly in doubt
Look!
There we go!
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